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This file is from Jeffrey T. Wilson Diary, 1913 (Ms2011-015)
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8th Con This month forty five years ago I returned hom from Annapolis where I was discharged from the U.S. Navy, and after a visit to Richmond, I came home and soon after met, and after a strenuous campaign, I won my first bride. the boys gave me a hard chase but I out distanced them and bagged my game. She was the mother of my grown up sons Who don’t love me. maybe I dont deserve their love. — | Shorten your breakfast to reduce your weight — you can make it up at dinner Mon “Touch not my anointed” Rain early, cool. — Rested well last night — Office as usual — I put on my winter under wear again this a.m. and not yesterday. — West back from Atlanta. — To day is the coldest June day for a long time — Sleep with your bedstead nor’ by east, and ’twill be a long time ere you’re deceased Tues “Lord, how are they increased that troubled me!” — Class 26. last night — Rest well. partly cloudy and cold this a.m. and at office. We are well, as I deserve if I deserve any blessing. Painters on P.O. building going ahead — Trustees, church elected. I was absent — |