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yea and nay of correspondence etiquette, The (1909)

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people preferthe various blue tones. Soft, glazed or dull finish, or parchment finish, are the correct surfaces. Black ink is always used for writing notes or letters. The qualityof the ink is most important, a deep heavy black being imperative. Letters should never, under any circumstances, be…

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