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Open book Julia Newberry diary, 1869-1871

Title Julia Newberry's diary

Creator Newberry, Julia Rosa, 1853-1876

Date 1869-1871

Place Illinois--Chicago, United States, Europe

Language English

Subjects Women

Extent 260 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 23 cm

Format Diaries, Biographies, Manuscripts

User-Contributed Transcription slightly fatigued. I must now go back to my short stay at Miss Haines. I liked the school ever so much + there were such nice girls. The very nicest were Josie Ludovichie, Sally Sohier, Susie Lawrance, Alice Osborne, Edith Prescott, Mary Williams, Helen Wagstaff, Lolie Buckley, Jessie Perkins, + then there were Sandie Cushing, Miss Nichol, Bessie Powell, May Smith, Jessie Jerome, Frank Lockwood, etc, etc. After some deliberation Miss Haines put me in the first class, where I was the youngest, + nearly all the girls were at least two years older. There was but one morning that I was miserable, + that was when I had to follow the lessons of the 2nd class, + I was so mortally

Transcription Status Completed

Transcription Note This document was transcribed by volunteers as part of the Newberry Transcribe crowdsourcing initiative.

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Call Number VAULT Case MS 4A 31

BibID 995745818805867

Projects Tag Creating Shakespeare

Rights Status No Copyright - United States

Contributing Institution Newberry Library

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IIIF Resource Type Canvas

Size 1831px × 2528px 13.26 MB

File Created 10/01/2024

Filename 995745818805867_case_ms_4a_31_027.tif

Unique Identifier NL12JBTF

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