Letter, 1920-1930, New York City, [to] Mrs. [Edwin] Markham, Staten Island, New York / Zona Gale. 1920-1930.

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Letter, 1920-1930, New York City, [to] Mrs. [Edwin] Markham, Staten Island, New York / Zona Gale. 1920-1930.

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Sends her library slipsSaw Mr. Markham's poem on the Earthquake, two weeks after the disaster. Also saw Jack London's article. Sends her regards to Mr. Markham and Mr. Murphy and will send a card to Edith Thomas by way of her house.

4 p. on 1 leaf ; 21-28 cm.

Wagner College, Horrmann Library

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Wagner College, Horrmann Library

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