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Post Card Greetings
from Old Louisville 
"Stuart Robinson
Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Louisville, Ky."
6th & Magnolia near St. James Court
Named
in honor of the fiery 19th C minister, this was one of the many Presbyterian
churches of the Old Louisville neighborhood. The building now serves
as a private residence ...since the 1990s. Card date 1905-10, printed
for the Bagby-Howe Drug Co., it was mailed in July 1914.
The
message on the back is interesting in its newsiness:
Lou
7/3/14
Dear
Sister
Leila Girl
I
am going to move to YMCA in the morning. We get paid $4.00 per day
beginning Aug 1st for our expenses and we can spend it as we please just
so we act in a dignified manner and put up at a respectable place.
I get a nice room there for $4.50 per week. I forgot to tell you I
chose a pair of $2.00 tennis shoes as the sum of my prizes won at
Ravinia and that Otto Wohlfaurt was my partner who ran the other
"leg and a half" in 3 legged race.
We
have had fine cool weather the last 4 days. Primary election here
Sat. for US Senator. Quite a bit of excitement. Parade went by a
little while ago. Hear you have a house that's fine.
Love
Amos
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