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Date

12-2-1956

Keywords

backwards, bleeding, Bible verse, folk cure, Boyertown, Howard Miller

Description

A handwritten postcard from Howard A. G. Miller addressed to Alfred L. Shoemaker, dated December 2, 1956. Within, Miller provides information on how to stop bleeding via a passage in the Bible.

Sender

Howard A. G. Miller

Recipient

Alfred L. Shoemaker

Corresponds to:

Packet 21-19

City

Boyertown, Pennsylvania

Transcription

Boyertown, Penna.

Dec. 2, 1956

I heard say you like to know what stops bleeding. Many old people used this out of the Bible Ezekiel chapter 16th, 6th verse. This is no story this is true. Some people write this verse of carry it along in pocketbook in case they need it. Some people say you should read it backwards.

Howard A. G. Miller

635 Rhoads Ave. Phone 76387

Boyertown Penna.

Dr. Shoemacker

Bethel

Berks Co. Penna.

Language

English

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Letter From Howard A. G. Miller to Alfred L. Shoemaker, December 2, 1956

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