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Advertisement Pamphlet, From Homer E. Minor, Plainview, Texas, To Macon Derrick, Marianna, Arkansas, 1929

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Advertisement pamphlet, from Homer E. Minor, "The Magazine Bargain Boy", Plainview, Texas, to Macon Derrick, Marianna, Arkansas,1929.

"Order Your Magazines From The Boy In The Chair, All The New Reduced Prices. Clubs That Save You from $0.25 to $2.50, Don't Delay - Buy Your Winter Reading While Prices Are Lowest!"

Advertisement Pamphlet, From Homer E. Minor, Plainview, Texas, To Macon Derrick, Marianna, Arkansas, 1929

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Advertisement pamphlet, from Homer E. Minor, "The Magazine Bargain Boy", Plainview, Texas, to Macon Derrick, Marianna, Arkansas,1929.

"Last Chance Bargains in your favorite Magazines, Save up to $4.40, Heartily Recommended by Homer E. Minor, 'The Magazine Bargain Boy'...Mail This Money-Savings Order Blank, Saves You up to 50% If Mailed At Once."

Advertisement Letter, To H. B. Derrick, Marianna, Arkansas, From Geo. T. Webb & Company, Memphis, Tennessee, 1928 November 2

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Advertisement letter, to H. B. Derrick, Marianna, Arkansas, from Geo. T. Webb & Company, "Cotton Factors and F. O. B. Merchants", Memphis, Tennessee, 1928 November 2.

"Cotton prices closed 17 points lower today in face of heavy rains in the Miss Valley and freezing temperatures in the North-west, a shade higher basis and encouraging textile reports both in this country and Europe...When you accumulate a list of off grade staples, suppose you let us have the samples. Believe we can beat your prices down there on this cotton."

Correspondence From Joseph Miles, Camp 3rd Battalion Detts., Adairsville, Georgia, To Adrian Miles, 1864 November 1-2

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Correspondence from Joseph Miles, Camp 3rd Battalion Detts., Adairsville, Georgia, to his father, Adrian Miles, 1864 November 1 and 2.

The letter totals twenty pages and Miles is ardently beseeching his father to return to the Christian fold.

Correspondence From Joseph Miles And Wife, Riverside Farm, Near Trenton, North Dakota, To Daughter, 1914 March 14

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Correspondence from Joseph Miles, "Pa", and his wife Lucy, "Ma", at Riverside Farm, near Trenton, North Dakota, to their daughter, Anna, and her family in Coffeyville, Kansas, on 1914 March 14. Two pages in total.

The letter provides a glimpse into the lives of a farm family in the Great Plains, particularly North Dakota.

Correspondence From Joseph Miles And Wife, Riverside Farm, Near Trenton, North Dakota, To Daughter, 1914 March 27

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Correspondence from Joseph Miles, "Pa", and his wife Lucy, "Ma", at Riverside Farm, near Trenton, North Dakota, to their daughter, Anna, and her family in Coffeyville, Kansas, on 1914 March 27. Three pages in total.

The letter provides a glimpse into the lives of a farm family in the Great Plains, particularly North Dakota.

1863 August 10, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1863 May 19, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1863 August 2, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1864 May (?) 11, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1863 October 17, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1863 April 11, Correspondence From Mr. Hamner To Mrs. Stacy

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1863 February 15, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1863 April 19, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

"Soul's Eye", Kenneth R. Petrucci, 1975

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Annotated photocopy of Soul's Eye, a book of poetry by Kenneth R. Petrucci, was published by Braden Press on 1975 January 1. The illustrations in Soul’s Eye were completed by Glenn Pacitto.

Petrucci, a psychotherapist and native of Providence, Rhode Island, earned an Associate Degree in Liberal Arts from the Community College of Rhode Island. In addition, he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a major in Oral Interpretation from the Speech and Drama Department at Memphis State University (now the University of Memphis), and a Master of Social Work from the University of Houston.

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Correspondence, C.M. Anderson To Phoebe Omlie, 1929

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Correspondence from C.M. Anderson, Executive Vice President of the Memphis Chamber of Commerce, in Memphis Tennessee, to Phoebe Omlie at Mono Aircraft Corporation, in Moline, Illinois, on 1929 July 3.

Pilot Engine, And Aircraft Log, Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, 1929-1931

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Pilot log book of Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, 1929 April - 1931 June 15. Classification: Transport, License No.: 199.

Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, (1902-1975), was an aviation pioneer who was based in Memphis, Tennessee.

Correspondence, Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie To C. M. Anderson, 1929

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Correspondence from Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie at Mono Aircraft Corporation, in Moline, Illinois, to C. M. Anderson at the Memphis Chamber of Commerce, in Memphis, Tennessee, on 1929 July 5.

Telegram, Major Robert Haverty To Phoebe Omlie, 1929

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Confirmation of telegram from Major Robert Haverty, Chairman, Aviation Division, Memphis Chamber of Commerce, in Memphis, Tennessee, to Phoebe Omlie, Cleveland Airport, in Cleveland, Ohio, on 1929 August 28.

Memphis Evening Appeal Clipping, 1929

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Newspaper clipping, "Phoebe Omlie's Flying Life Told in Magazine, August Issue of American Carries Feature Story", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1929 July 20.

The Commercial Appeal Clipping, 1929

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Newspaper clipping, "Phoebe First In Race, Memphis Woman Flier Bests Men in Cross Country Flight", The Commercial Appeal, 1929 July 21.

Memphis Evening Appeal Clipping, 1929

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Newspaper clipping, "Phoebe's Success", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1929 August 28.

Memphis Press-Scimitar Clipping, 1929

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Newspaper clipping, "Who's Who in the Air, Introducing the 'Flying Fraternity' at Memphis' Airport", Memphis Press-Scimitar, 1929 September 14. This is an article about Vernon Omlie and Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie.

Memphis Evening Appeal Clipping, 1929

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Newspaper clipping on Phoebe Omlie, "That Victory Smile!", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1929 September 14.

The Commercial Appeal Clipping, 1930

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Newspaper clipping, "Phoebe Omlie Made Officer in 99 Club, Named on Board of National Women Fliers' Group", The Commercial Appeal, 1930 January 19.

Memphis Evening Appeal Clipping, 1930

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Newspaper clipping, "As Phoebe Greeted Homefolks", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1930 August 25.

Memphis Press-Scimitar Clipping, 1930

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Newspaper clipping, "Possibilities For Women In Commercial Aviation, Memphis Derby Entrant Says Increasing Number Entering Air Transportation Field", Memphis Press-Scimitar, 1930 August 16.

Memphis Evening Appeal Clipping, 1929

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Newspaper clipping, "Phoebe Omlie, Aerial Derby Winner, Comes Home Hungry: Memphis Aviatrix To Rest Here Before Seeking Other Honors With Tiny Plane", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1929 September 14.

Memphis Press-Scimitar Clipping, 1930

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Newspaper clipping, "Ambassador Omlie", Memphis Press-Scimitar, 1930 August 30.

Memphis Evening Appeal Clipping, 1930

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Newspaper clipping, "Phoebe Begins Literary Work, First Efforts Will Appear in October Number of Magazine, Aero Digest.", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1930 September 5.