Box 2
Contains 30 Results:
Carnegie, Andrew Addressee: Mrs. Grover Cleveland Writer's location: New York, May 9, 1908
Comments on the progress of Cleveland's health and suggests that doctors order him Scotch Whiskey which he has sent. Rudin # A-35
Carnegie, Andrew Addressee: Dr. S. Weir Mitchell Writer's location: New York, November 17, 1909
Explains reasons for establishing the "Hero Fund". Rudin # A-36
Carver, George Washington Addressee: Bob Barry Writer's location: Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, March 30, 1931
Letter to peanut company telling them about his research on several peanut diseases. Rudin # A-37
Carver, George Washington Addressee: Henry H Overton Writer's location: Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, September 16, 1931
Letter sharing the loss of his money during the Depression. Rudin # A-38
Carver, George Washington Addressee: Grady Porter Writer's location: Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, January 21, 1932
Letter reviewing specimens of fungi. Rudin # A-39
Carver, George Washington Addressee: "My dear boy, Mr. Davis" Writer's location: Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, July 2, 1932
Discusses carefully balanced meals and "putting of the peanut into the home as a regular part of the daily menu". Rudin # A-40
Carver, George Washington Writer's location: Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, June 1925, February 1943
a. "The Peanut". b. "How to Grow the Peanut and 105 Ways of Preparing it for Human Consumption". Rudin # A-41
Catt, Carrie Chapman Addressee: Office of the Secretary Navy Department Writer's location: New York, May 10, 1916
Letter asking for endorsement of woman suffrage. A brochure is attached to the letter. Also included is a broadside warning of women's suffrage. Rudin # A-42
Churchill, Winston Addressee: Louis A. Sendel Writer's location: London, S.W. 7, February 8, 1947
A thank you note for a box of cigars. Rudin # A-43
Churchill, Winston Addressee: Pamela, Countess of Lytton Writer's location: Chartwell, Westerham, Kent, August 14, 1951
Churchill writes of his painting, toiling at the book, memories of better times and his thoughts of the position of independent India. Rudin # A-44