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The document is a greeting card from the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) celebrating Losar, the Tibetan New Year. It wishes recipients "Losar Tashi Delek" (Happy New Year) for the Fire Monkey Year 2143, which commenced on February 8, 2016. The card describes Losar as one of the most important holidays for Tibetans and conveys wishes for peace, health, and happiness. It features a monkey illustration and includes handwritten signatures from various members of the ICT family. The card also notes that it is printed with soy ink on recycled paper and provides ICT's contact information in Washington, D.C.
This document is an invitation from Chancellor and Mrs. Mark S. Wrighton of Washington University in St. Louis. It cordially invites the recipient and their spouse or guest to a reception and luncheon buffet. The event is held in recognition of the 2011 Honorary Degree Recipients and the Honorary Grand Marshal. The reception is scheduled for Friday, May 20, 2011, immediately following Commencement, with a short presentation at noon. The venue is Whittemore House, located at 6440 Forsyth Boulevard. Nancy Galofré is listed as the RSVP contact with an email address and phone number.
Rebecca tells her sister-in-law Maria the latest news of family and friends, ponders King Solomon's character, and comments on a letter she received from the writer Maria Edgeworth.
Rebecca writes about her brother Benjamin's recent travel accident, the on-going Gratz - Cohen family legal dispute, her own legal suit, her intellectual interests at the moment, new housing for friends, the missing delivery of household goods, and news of the health and death of various family and friends.
Rebecca writes to her brother Ben, giving updates and opinions on the courtships of her nieces and nephews, the health struggles of their brother Jacob, and tells him of the lectures she enjoyed on Jewish history.
Rebecca tries to cheer up her sister-in-law Maria by telling of a prank their nieces pulled on the family. She also comments on the effects of the country's economic difficulties on family and friends and updates her on the presence of Small Pox in Philadelphia.