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88                                    Virginia Day Fritscher


                 July 30. My jaw still swollen. Slept most of the day. In evening
             we took a ride. Went down to cone shop. Bill and Mr. Benson came
             to see me all the time.

                 July 31. I didn’t do anything. Didn’t work. My jaw still swollen.
             In evening I took a ride. In afternoon got a card from Margaret
             Cain in St. Louis.

                 August 1. I didn’t work. Got a card from Joey in Chicago. Went
             to dentist. He said if it didn’t go down he’d have to lance it. Went
             out to Rosemary Smith’s in afternoon. Took a ride in the evening.

                 August 11. Rosemary, Ginny Devlin, Virgilene Easily, Frances
             Craig, Edith Lonegan and I went out to airport. Rosemary and I
             went up. Then we went to Margaret Cain’s. Bud drove me home
             racing at 75 miles an hour. More fun.

                 August 20. John [brother] called up and said he had found a job
             for me. I went up and interviewed the man from the Ideal Bakery.
             Said he’d call me for eve. I went to hotel and Miss Murgerman
             and Brown explained it to me. Eustacia came up.

                 August 21. Started to work. We went to Roodhouse and gave
             out samples of “Youth Breath” and took orders. Miss Murgeman,
             M. Keller, Thompson, M. Rutherford, and Riley and I worked.

                 August 22. Part of us went to Carrollton and part to White
             Hall. Hazel and I went to Carrollton with Mary. Had lots of fun.
             Ate dinner there.

                 August 23. Finished up at Carrollton. We ate dinner with Mr.
             Hale and Mrs. Connors at Linsay Hotel. Then we went to Jerseyville
             and started working there. Fun.

                 August 24. Went back to J’Ville and finished up in morn. In
             afternoon demonstrated in McGuire’s stores giving out samples of
             bread and jam. Came home with O. Harris, sales manager.
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