Tuesday October 15, 1935

(This is an entry from the journal entitled “Mexico Summer” written by Elizabeth Whipple Lancaster Carsey 80-years-ago)

memories

Long letter from Ty-Ty in which she names so many activities she has indulged in lately – Also mentioned that dad had a “spell” with his head – couldn’t seem to be able to express himself for several minutes though he preached two good sermons right after it.   His face turned red then white . Something about blood pressure, perhaps! She says not to worry. Took my dress to Mrs. Parker to make and came home by way of Mrs. Little’s .  Told her about the letter from Carlsbad saying they wanted a teacher for the upper grades.  Went to A.A.U.W. and heard Rev. Garcia talk on Mexico – Quite interesting – talked with him and Mrs. Feather during the evening . Heard “La Marimba” tonight for the second time in a week.  The moon would have to be shining in a cloudy sky while I listened to it, with the breeze fairly brisk! What memories it does bring back! My dear!

Here’s what else was happening 80-years-ago today:

Axum fell to the Italians.

Germany’s Naval Gazette revealed that 21 U-boats had already been launched.

Popeye is in color.

 

Chicago Daily Tribune Oct 15, 1935
Chicago Daily Tribune Oct 15, 1935

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