Aug. 17, '27.
Dear Comrade:
It has just struck me that you are very likely to be in New York, since Mary will be going there soon. If you do go there, would it not be a good thing for you to have a seance with Mr. Latham and Dr. Brown regarding a connection with Macmillans when you are ready to make it? So much more can be done by talk then by letter, and I am sure you would be persuasive. This was brought up once, and as I remember it, Latham thought the suggestion was "feasible". Golly! With you travelling for Macmillans, great things could be done! Before that time you would have the "Man and Poet" ready.
Everything going finely.
Endless love!
Jno.
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ST. LOUIS, MO. 4 AUG 17 3-PM 1927
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