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Edith "Gertrude" Brown Hood Diary, 1927
Gertrude Brown Hood Diary, 1927_026.pdf
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Saturday, February 12
Weather - Partly fair and cool north eind
Eggs - 105
Marked day produce from farm
105 {pint?} cream
53 {Dor?} Eggs
32 lbs butter
4 bu apples
Viola Walker went down to city with me and Viola, Teddy, Mrs Pindu + Jean Brwn cam out with me
Sunday, February 13
Weather - Cloudy and cool east wind
Eggs - 96
Attended Sunday School + church in the morning Mr Sedler took the sewie {-isted} by a friend Mr. Gnaw
Jean Brown came home with us and stayed with is the rest of the day going back home when we went to to attend the young peoples meeting
{bottom of page} this day promise to never speak of {crossed out} again
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