Scope and Contents Veramay started the letter by updating Wright of all of the couples who were expecting children. She told Wright that she believed they were going through a political war and that it was just an excuse for Wall Street to keep prices up. She informed him that everyone back home had recovered from the flu. Veramay wrote about her responsibilities at work and how she was always kept very busy. She apologized for being unable to write as much and apologizes on behalf of her parents for not...

Scope and Contents Veramay wrote an angry letter in which she complained about Wright not being fully honest about the number of other girls that he had been writing to. She mentioned that it was unfair of him to complain about her not writing often because she had been so tired and busy with work. Veramay warned him that if he continued to insinuate that he had been writing to other girls then she would do the same and go out with guys that had invited her out. She ended the letter by telling Wright that...

Scope and Contents Veramay started her letter by telling Wright how much she loved him. She wrote that she loved his future plans and that she felt like such a lucky girl. She informed Wright that her parents thought it would be a good idea if she took a trip to Indiana to visit him and that she ought to get to sending him that pudding. Veramay asked Wright how long it would be until he returned home. She promised to do a better job at responding to his letters. She ended the letter by telling him that it was...