Leah D. Widstoe papers, 1923-1950.

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Leah D. Widstoe papers, 1923-1950.

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Newspaper clippings, magazine articles, correspondence, galley proofs of manuscripts to be published with handwritten corrections, and brochures on linen. Widstoe writes about the Word of Wisdom, various nutritional issues, and teaching. The correspondence deals largely with Leah's work with her husband while he was serving as the president of the European and British Mission of the Mormon Church.

2 boxes (10 linear in.)

Harold B. Lee Library

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