Postcard (Verso) – In ink

Dear Gertie
Just a few lines hoping to find you in the best of health. I was down in Newcastle of Wednesday but only for the day. Well Gertie I have got my artificial teeth and I can tell you they are lovely they fit me glorious & they make such a lot of difference they are far nicer than old decayed teeth & stumps. I only got them yesterday evening (Friday) & slept in them last night too. I can eat with them lovely they are no trouble at all.
I am your Loving
Friend
Edie xxxx
This is on the 3rd June
It is only quarter of procession

From A9020 (xiii) Album of Dungog Postcards by George Kelly, Photographer, Dungog (c1905-1915), with correspondence on verso of postcards from Edie Kelly (Dungog) – daughter of the photographer George Kelly to Miss Gertie Alder (Hamilton) 1908-1914.

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