Voted yes then realized "wow that's way more cursive than I recognize." I can read some of what's written with effort. But not enough to confidently transcribe them?
Like, the first one looks like some military letter? It's addressed to "Dear general Edmonds" and I see the word "long" capitalized in the top-right corner of the page. There's also a date that says "<month> 9th 1937" the month has to be either May or July since it's a short word ending with a "y," but the rest of the word doesn't really look like it says "May" or "July" and the last letter looks more like a "g" than a "y," so idk what's going on there.
But the body text, is, like:
(LINE 1) I <???> very <something that starts with "gu" or "qu" and ends with and "L" followed by something and then it ends with a "d," there might be a "z" in there? It kinda looks like the author was gonna say one thing then changed their mind? My best guess is "quized," but it might also say "guild," "gilded," or something else>
(LINE 2) <that might say "for" but could be wrong> <the first two letters are probably "ag" but could be wrong> from <that word ends with either "ounds" or "onds" it might say "arounds" or "wounds"?> <that either says "I" or "&">
(LINE 3) <long word that starts with "aff" there's also a "c" in the middle of that word> <that either says "to" or "&" if either of the things I said mean "&" then they can't both mean "&"> <some word that ends with "patting" >.
(LINE 4) I was in India in
(LINE 5) 1919; I <some word that starts with a "t", I think it says "think" or "thank"?> <???> my can
(LINE 6) atone <that's either a comma followed by an "&" or the word "it"> a mole <that looks like it says "tranquip" but that's not a word to my knowledge, the word definitely ends with "quip" tho> to
(LINE 7) <I want to say that word is "jumfo" but that's also not a word to my knowledge. The word definitely starts with a "j" and ends with "fo"> on to it; I now <that's a capitalized N followed by some letters. Looks like a 5 letter word? Can't tell if letters 2 & 3 are "ig," "iy," "ij," or "uj," but the last two letters are "ss," it could maaybe be "se" but it looks like "ss" it's probably someone's name?>
(LINE 8) <the word begins with "she" but idk what it is> <word starts with an "f" there's a "ct" that probably ends the first syllable, I think that syllable says "fract." The word ends with "icaly" but there's a letter between those two parts that looks like an "o"> senseless,
(LINE 9) I was in <???> with people
(LINE 10) who saw the <first letter is "h" and the word ends with "ths" i think it says "hearths"> in
(LINE 11) the city, <i think this is just a + sign> I know well
(LINE 12) <this either says "from" or "them" but I think it says "from"> <this might say "what" but it does look like a four letter word starting with "wh" followed by either "a" or "u" and ending with either "d" or "t"> my husband
(LINE 13) <that looks like it says "same" or "samed" tho the "s" might be a different letter> India <the word "my" is there, but there's a letter before it that might be a separate word but it might be the same word. I think the word "dry" is being used instead of "l my"> his
And that's where the page ends. I think someone's wife is sending a letter to someone about their whereabouts? But I can't really tell, unfortunately.
