Miscellaneous set of Tallmon family correspondence, 1906 to 1930s

1. Letter dated 10 August 1923 from Alma Cooke at Lintsing to Susan Tallmon Sargent, Part 2; 2. Letter (incomplete, last page only) from Susan Tallmon at Lintsing to family, from 1900s; 3. Practice notes from Chinese lessons, with Chinese phrases, probably from lessons of one of the Tallmon sisters; 4. Letter from Edith Tallmon at Morgan Hill (begun 22 June, continued June 28, year not given but mid-1920s) to her sisters when Hester was visiting Margaret; reference to other visitors and friends; went to a conference in Santa Ana; Papa (George W. Tallmon) went to stay with Clover; cherry harvest; 5. Letter from Mabel Ellis Hubbard to Edith Tallmon, probably sent from Paotingfu, mid 1920s) thanking the Tallmons for gifts; visiting the YMCA in Paotingfu; she is recovering, limited diet; 6. Note from Edith Tallmon to Hester Tallmon enclosed with a circular family letter (undated but probably 1920s); 7. Letter (undated, pages out of order) to from Susan Tallmon Sargent to Hester Tallmon, mentioning Dorothy's wedding; clothing discussion; Frank Fonda took visiting relatives to San Francisco across Bay Bridge (so after Nov. 1936), and Susan went as tour guide; Edith got her teeth removed; 8. Only Heaven is given away, a poem by Rose Darrough; 9. Letter from Susan Tallmon in China addressed to nieces and nephews in California (incomplete), describing scenes from a Chinese celebration; 10. Incomplete letter describing layout of a rom, including a diagram; 11. Second lecture: Habit; the outline of a psychology lecture, accompanied by a note that lecture is part of a series the writer (possibly Edith Tallmon) must take for renewal of teacher's certificate; 12. Note addressed "dear papa," referring to recent visit at Tientsin and the journey to Pei Tai Ho (possibly written by Edith Tallmon); 13. Envelope for a letter from Edith at Lintsing to Hester in Morgan Hill; 14. Clipping about art professor Ling-Fu Yang of Carmel, with poem "To the war lords"