Veramay wrote her letter on flowery stationary set paper and told Wright that his mother had given it to her for her birthday. She congratulated him for his upgrade to private first class. She told him that she had been so busy now that she was considered a land lord. She wrote about her busy day and told him that a “yellow” from the gas station helped her when she got a flat tire. She told Wright that she had a dress made which only cost her 35 cents and she jokingly told him she would make such a conservative wife. She mentioned that she was curious to know what picture was used to make the oil painting portrait of her because she had noticed that her high school graduation photograph had gone missing. Veramay apologized for not writing as often as she had intended to.