
“No Mail (Male) for Me” – Gloversville, New York (1913)
Miss Lulu Philips lived in Gloversville, a small city amid hemlock forests in the Mohawk Valley of central New York State. Tannin from hemlocks was

Miss Lulu Philips lived in Gloversville, a small city amid hemlock forests in the Mohawk Valley of central New York State. Tannin from hemlocks was

Miss Ella Falk lived in Lancaster, the historic city of southeast Pennsylvania. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lancaster,_Pennsylvania Miss Falk’s home at 343 Nevin Street remains a lovely single-family home

Miss Ora Smith lived in White Deer, an unincorporated community within White Deer Township of Union County in central Pennsylvania. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Deer_Township,_Pennsylvania The West Branch of

Mr. Roy Peters was in Bottineau, a small city and the county seat of Bottineau County in north-central North Dakota. Only ten miles from the

I rescued this fine drawing from a box of cheap postcards – there were some disfiguring marks and some spots of foxing on the face

Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Collins lived in Belmont, a village on the Genesee River in southwest New York State. In 1910, the village was

We met M. Z. McGill in two earlier postcard stories: “Help Us Name the Baby” and “The Trip to Bunker Hill”. From the postcard evidence