Kleinoscheg letter to Grace Whitaker page 2. University of South Florida Tampa Library still image eng Letter from Mrs. Anton Kleinoscheg in Graz, Austria, to Miss Grace Whitaker at Sarasota, Florida, page 2. Letter continues: ". . .can send to anybody as long as I live here! i remembered what bad luck we all had in Florida with kid gloves, and I couldn't get silk ones smaller than 6 which I feel sure would be much too large for you. And so I took these which they call "undressed kid" Fabric! I do hope they will fit you. I do wish you could step in my room just now - you and the boys too - and eat these beautiful cherries which I bought on my way home from dinner. I might have to go down again to the old woman on the corner and buy more before you were all filled up. But that I could do - 10 kreutzers, that is 4 cents, buys about all one can eat without getting the stomach ache after. Since I live here I have seen for the first in my life - the little wild woods strawberries. They are very little and very sweet. Uncle Toni thinks them very much better than the big ones - but I believe I like the big ones better. Letter from Mrs. Anton Kleinoscheg in Graz, Austria, to Miss Grace Whitaker at Sarasota, Florida, page 2. Letter continues: ". . .can send to anybody as long as I live here! i remembered what bad luck we all had in Florida with kid gloves, and I couldn't get silk ones smaller than 6 which I feel sure would be much too large for you. And so I took these which they call "undressed kid" Fabric! I do hope they will fit you. I do wish you could step in my room just now - you and the boys too - and eat these beautiful cherries which I bought on my way home from dinner. I might have to go down again to the old woman on the corner and buy more before you were all filled up. But that I could do - 10 kreutzers, that is 4 cents, buys about all one can eat without getting the stomach ache after. Since I live here I have seen for the first in my life - the little wild woods strawberries. They are very little and very sweet. Uncle Toni thinks them very much better than the big ones - but I believe I like the big ones better. Graz (Austria) Kleinoscheg, Anton (Mrs) Sawyer Family United States Whitaker Family Whitaker, Grace (Mrs. S.T. Sawyer) Florida--Sarasota County--Sarasota Manatee County Public Library Historic Photograph Collection
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Letter from Mrs. Anton Kleinoscheg in Graz, Austria, to Miss Grace Whitaker at Sarasota, Florida, page 2. Letter continues: ". . .can send to anybody as long as I live here! i remembered what bad luck we all had in Florida with kid gloves, and I couldn't get silk ones smaller than 6 which I feel sure would be much too large for you. And so I took these which they call "undressed kid" Fabric! I do hope they will fit you. I do wish you could step in my room just now - you and the boys too - and eat these beautiful cherries which I bought on my way home from dinner. I might have to go down again to the old woman on the corner and buy more before you were all filled up. But that I could do - 10 kreutzers, that is 4 cents, buys about all one can eat without getting the stomach ache after. Since I live here I have seen for the first in my life - the little wild woods strawberries. They are very little and very sweet. Uncle Toni thinks them very much better than the big ones - but I believe I like the big ones better.
Letter from Mrs. Anton Kleinoscheg in Graz, Austria, to Miss Grace Whitaker at Sarasota, Florida, page 2. Letter continues: ". . .can send to anybody as long as I live here! i remembered what bad luck we all had in Florida with kid gloves, and I couldn't get silk ones smaller than 6 which I feel sure would be much too large for you. And so I took these which they call "undressed kid" Fabric! I do hope they will fit you. I do wish you could step in my room just now - you and the boys too - and eat these beautiful cherries which I bought on my way home from dinner. I might have to go down again to the old woman on the corner and buy more before you were all filled up. But that I could do - 10 kreutzers, that is 4 cents, buys about all one can eat without getting the stomach ache after. Since I live here I have seen for the first in my life - the little wild woods strawberries. They are very little and very sweet. Uncle Toni thinks them very much better than the big ones - but I believe I like the big ones better.
Graz (Austria)
Kleinoscheg, Anton (Mrs)
Sawyer Family
United States
Whitaker Family
Whitaker, Grace (Mrs. S.T. Sawyer)
Florida--Sarasota County--Sarasota
Manatee County Public Library Historic Photograph Collection