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Wrote quite a bit today – six pages. I went down town with Miss McVey and Senator McCarter and saw McIvor-Tyndall give one of his famous rides blind folded and found a flag that was hidden in Ed. Allen’s pocket. I saw the girls down town and we went up to Mr. B’s and got our proof. It is pretty good – they all pronounce mine the best.
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NOTES
1. Alexander McIvor-Tyndall was a famous occultist-hypnotist from London.
2. "Our proof" probably refers to a photo.
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Hilda Satterlund, ca. 1897
- Betsy's Family History Blogs
- Betsy’s Boxes. Hilda's Diary. Wenz in the WAVES.
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