correspondence · 1890
A personal correspondence section discusses the life and death of a woman named Mrs. Bowser, her son, and her husband Mr. Bowser, touching on themes of love, loss, and societal expectations.
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Personson
Personchild
PersonHelmer
PersonNorah
PersonHenry
PlaceParis
PlaceVICTORIA
PlaceGippa
PlaceKathalia
Locationtown
DateJuly 1
The Nathalia Herald, No. 351, 1890-02-26.
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