The American Monthly Magazine, Vol. 21: July, 1902 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from The American Monthly Magazine, Vol. 21: July, 1902

Miss Clara Tuttle, president of the Archie Woods Society, Char lottesville, Virginia, writes me of her great disappointment at being unable to attend this convention, she says: I had hoped to go down to the convention proud of the report I could make, but sickness upset all my plans for this year. She is now in California with ker'father, who is ill. Last winter and spring: the society was unable to hold many meetings on account of the smallpox at the University of Virginia, and the scarlet fever and whooping cough so prevalent in the town, but what meetings they had were very encouraging and Miss Tuttle thinks that much interest is being aroused among the children in the history of that historical section. The society is m the hands Of a good president and that is all that is necessary to assure for it a bright future.

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