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SEPT., 1925, OCT. SUN. 27 Mother & Blacks to dinner & for trip down to inlet. MON. 28 Tired - not much done. A. to Huntington. I mailed "Dark Laughter to Clive for birthday TUES. 29 Washed, ironed, washed hair. A drawing, in P.M. he out for painting, I to Huntington. WED. 30 To N. York. Met Mother & Chub. Tel. Miss Oswald. Shopping dinner dress for Mother, Found it at 5.30. To Lynbrook for the night, a hot bath in tub! THUR. 1 OCTOBER Helped M. with blue dress. Back to A. & boat at 6.30. Found fine small painting of waterfalls by A. FRI. 2 Head ache & start of cold. Lay down most of day. ^[[I to [[?]] ]] SAT. 3 Cleaned boat, A to Huntington. Took Miss [[Phylrook?]] & J. fishing - McCoys on dock. when we came in. Stayed till ten. Glad to see Neely. [[end page]] [[start page]] OCTOBER, 1925 SUN. 4 Cold worse, A telephoned family not to come. A. wrote Mr [[?]] of Am. B. MON. 5 Worse, a temp of 100, A sent for Dr Toreley. Better by night. In bed all day. TUES. 6 Up but rather all in. A working on wood & plaster - (A. sent letter Wrote Ma & Chub) to Mrs Eddy WED. 7 Better - Toiled out of order, A. working on & in it. Wrot McCoys not to come this Sat. THUR. 8 Better & working on suit, finished coat. Wrote Mother. Letter from A's Mother. toilet. Letter from Am. Boy. More toilet [[hand drawn line to insertion]] Still Finished toilet - Sewed. Big blow all night - SAT. 10 75 mile gale, coldest OCT. on record. Jimmie here all day, he and A. rescued Dr Wilkes boat! High seas. 10 boats ^[[went]] ashore. Over at 2 A.M.
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[[??]] Clive = Clive Weed, Helen's ex-husband [[??]] TML