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ARCH.2003.33, Rendition: 803262
The image shows a typed memorandum dated February 14, 1961. The memo is addressed to Louise Sprague from Agnes Mongan. The main content of the memo reads:
"Do you keep a scrapbook of photographs with FOGG people in them? (e.g. openings, Xmas parties, etc.) If so, would you please put this photograph of Anna in it?"
Below the typed text, there is a handwritten note that appears to be a response. It reads:
"Mrs. Mongan requested this be taken because of Anna's Roman nose - like a bird -"
The memo is typed on light blue paper and has a formal, business-like format. The handwritten note adds a personal touch and context to the request.
MEMORANDUM
To. Louisa Sprague
From. Agnes Morgan
February 14, 1961
Do you keep a scrapbook of photographs with Fogg people in them? (e.g. openings, Xmas parties, etc.) If so, would you please put this photograph of Anna in it?
[Handwritten note below:]
Miss Morgan, refused this be taken because of Anna's Roman nose - like ours.
The image is a handwritten memorandum dated February 14, 1961. Here is a detailed summary:
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Content:
The main body of the memorandum begins with a question from Agnes Morgan to Louis Sprague:
"Do you keep a scrapbook of photographs with Fogg people in them? (e.g. openings, Xmas parties, etc.) If so, would you please put this photograph of Anna in it?"
There is a handwritten response at the bottom:
"Mrs Morgan replied this be taken because of Anna's Roman nose - like ours -"
This document appears to be a request from Agnes Morgan for Louis Sprague to include a specific photograph of Anna in their scrapbook, referencing a shared trait between Anna and the sender (the Roman nose).
The image is a memorandum (or memo) dated February 14, 1961. The memo is addressed to Louise Sprague and is from Agnes Morgan.
The content of the memo reads as follows:
"To: Louise Sprague
From: Agnes Morgan
February 14, 1961
Do you keep a scrapbook of photographs with Fogg people in them? (e.g. openings, Xmas parties, etc.) If so, would you please put this photograph of Anna in it?
Mrs. Morgan refused this be taken because of Anna's Roman nose - like our bars."
The last part of the memo appears to be handwritten, indicating a note or comment about Anna’s nose.
The image is a memo dated February 14, 1961. The memo is addressed to Louisa Sprague and is from Agnes Morgan.
The memo states:
"Do you keep a scrapbook of photographs with Fogg people in them? (e.g. openings, Xmas parties, etc.) If so, would you please put this photograph of Anna in it?"
There is also handwritten text in the lower part of the memo:
"Mrs Morgan refused this be taken because of Anna's Roman nose - like our bars -"
The handwritten note seems to be an additional comment, explaining why a photograph of Anna was not taken.
The image is of a memorandum dated February 14, 1961. Here are the details:
Content of the Memorandum:
Agnes Mongan asks Louisa Sprague if she keeps a scrapbook of photographs featuring "Fogg people" (referring to individuals associated with the Fogg Museum, likely including events such as openings and Christmas parties). If Louisa does maintain such a scrapbook, Agnes requests that she include a photograph of Anna in it.
Handwritten Note at the Bottom:
Agnes Mongan has added a handwritten note at the bottom, specifying that this is the "taken [location] of Anna's Roman nose - like ours ~". This indicates that the photograph mentioned is likely one taken in Rome, focusing on Anna's distinctive Roman nose, which Agnes humorously notes resembles their own.
The image is of a blue memorandum dated February 14, 1961. It is addressed to Louisa Sprague from Agnes Monagan. The typed message asks if Louisa keeps a scrapbook of photographs with Fogg people in them (such as openings, Christmas parties, etc.) and requests that if so, she please add a photograph of Anna to it.
Below the typed message, there is a handwritten note that says:
"Miss Morgan requested this be taken because of Anna's Roman nose - like our own -"
The image shows a pale blue memorandum note with typewritten text and additional handwritten notes. Here is the transcript of the typewritten text:
MEMORANDUM
To________Louise Sprague_________
From______Agnes Mongan___________
February 14, 1961
Do you keep a scrapbook of photographs with
Fogg people in them? (e.g. openings, Xmas
parties, etc.) If so, would you please put
this photograph of Anna in it?
Below the typed section, there's a handwritten note which reads:
This was suppressed this [the second 'this' is crossed out] be
taken because of Anna's Roman
nose - like ours -
It appears to be a personal note regarding the inclusion of a photograph in a scrapbook and also touches on a sensitive subject about a person's physical appearance.
The image shows a memo dated February 14, 1961, addressed to Louisa Sprague from Agnes Mongan. The memo is written on a light blue sheet of paper with a slightly worn edge, suggesting it may be an old or archived document.
Header:
Date:
Body of the Memo:
"Do you keep a scrapbook of photographs with Fogg people in them? (e.g. openings, Xmas parties, etc.) If so, would you please put this photograph of Anna in it?"
Handwritten Note:
"Mrs. Mongan requested this be taken because of Anna's Roncer nose - like ours - "
The memo is a formal yet personal communication, combining typed and handwritten elements. It reflects a request for archiving a photograph in a scrapbook, with an added personal note explaining the reason for the request. The document appears to be from a professional or organizational setting, possibly involving a group or community referred to as "Fogg." The inclusion of the handwritten note adds a personal touch, emphasizing a familial or characteristic connection.
The image shows a memorandum written on a blue sheet of paper. It is dated February 14, 1961, and is addressed to Loui sa Sprague from Agnes Morgan. The memorandum asks if Loui sa Sprague keeps a scrapbook of photographs with Fogg people in them, such as openings and Xmas parties. If so, Agnes Morgan requests that Loui sa Sprague put a photograph of Anna in it. The memorandum is written in black ink and appears to be a personal request.