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Sunday Feb. 24,, 1918
This has been a summer day. Too
hot for even a wrap. Harry, Mary & I
were out all afternoon. Sat on the
porch when we came home. The
warm day has made Mary feel
good. She jumped and danced
in her swing. John & Marnie
dropped in a few minutes this eve.
Monday, Feb. 25, 1918
It was too blustery to venture out
today. Harry went to K. C. to be
gone two days. I crocheted some,
knitted some, made a dozen button-
holes or so, besides keeping Mary
amused. Mother made Mary two
dear little blue crepe dresses
today. Mother surely is good to
me. I don't know what I would
do without her.
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