Item 54: Friedrich Meier diary, 18 August 1914-August 1915 - Page 94
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<p>[Page 94]</p><p>Salary of 15/6 on 5th/4/17</p><p>Salary of 15/6 on 29th/4/17</p><p>Received from N.D. Lloyd on 6th May, 1917: £3/-/ </p><p>Salary of 15/6 on 7th/5/17</p><p>A few days ago we were given permission to send 2 postcards a week on top of the 2 letters. But then, after a few weeks, a new order was given that any card that contains more than an address and a sender is to be considered a letter. Hence correspondence has been reduced to the old status since nobody in their right mind would send a postcard with just an address and sender.</p><p>[Note in Margin:] L. £2/6/6 K. £ 3/-/-</p>
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