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Letter from Horace Greeley, Boston, to Thomas L. Kane, Philadelphia, inquiring about Kane's health, which was poor at this point. Greeley also describes events that happened recently with his wife, Ida, having traveled to England, including some mentions of her poor health. He ends the letter mentioning lecturing in Ohio and the state of the New York Tribune, which he founded. Original envelope and a transcription of the letter are included. Dated January 4, 1855.

Scope and Contents Contains prints from the January 27, 1970 edition of Pacific Stars and Stripes, which was an authorized unofficial publication for the U.S. Armed forces of the Pacific command. Pacific Stars and Stripes is published daily by APO San Francisco 96503. Also included in this folder are pages 3, 4, 77, and 78 of the March 18, 1970 edition of Army Times. Army Times Publishing Company was established as an independent firm in 1940. Army Times, the newspaper, was first published August 17, 1940. On...

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Contains prints from The Army Reporter, which was an authorized weekly publication of the Army, published by the Information Office, U.S. Army Vietnam, APO 96375. It was printed by Pacific Stars and Stripes, Tokyo, Japan.

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Contains prints from The Cavalair, which was published weekly under the supervision of the Information Office, 1st Air Cavalry Division, APO SF 96490, and was an authorized Army publication. It was printed by Pacific Stars and Stripes, Tokyo, Japan.

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Contains five prints from The Observer, which was an authorized newspaper published weekly by the Command Information Division, Office of Information, Military Assistance Command, Vietnam, for United States Forces in Vietnam. It was printed by Pacific Stars and Stripes, Tokyo.