1906 — Letter from H. Collins to Leon Levy regarding John and a malaria attack

1906 — Letter from H. Collins to Leon Levy regarding John and a malaria attack

Year: 1906

Two-page scan of a handwritten English letter dated September 21, 1906, identified as a letter from H. Collins to Leon Levy concerning family news and John’s illness. The letter is written in cursive ink on a single folded sheet of light cream paper with a visible horizontal fold across the writing and a vertical fold visible on the blank second page. The heading gives the date and a Fort Collins, Colorado, address that appears to read “202 W. Mulberry.” The text is addressed to Leon Levy and reports that John had “a sharp attack” of malaria, which was checked by medicine. The letter also refers to other family or household news, including mentions of Leonora, “Mamma,” and “uncle John,” and closes with an affectionate sign-off. The verso or second scanned page is blank aside from paper toning, light spotting, and the central fold line.