Scope and ContentMail addressed to residents at 1110 Washington Street, Hoboken, late 1934. Three items, various sizes and formats. Two items were sent to Mr. [James ] Allen or Anna K. Allen (who was the owner of 1110 Washington St.; she was the landlord for Schnackenberg's Luncheonette which occupied the ground floor and basement) and one item was sent to a resident of the building, Mrs. G.F. Baker. (See notes about provenance.) Examples of typical correspondence in domestic life. 1: Sent to Mrs. A. Allen; direct mail solicitation offering real estate building plots at Three Lakes Resorts, New Jersey. No date or postmark, but apparently late 1934. The copy features this offer as a special one celebrating the Newark company's 8th anniversary; it was not stated where this "Gentile community with restricted homes" was located, but it does mention twenty miles of roads plus access to sailing, boating, hunting and fishing. 2: Sent to Mr. Allen; bill from L. & G. Laikin, 526 Washington Street, Hoboken, Oct. 9, 1934; for removal dining room chandelier to shop; repaired and installed same. 1.50. Postmarked Oct. 16, 1934. 3. Sent to Mrs. G.F. Baker; religious solicitation packet for charitable donations; from Monastery Precious Blood, 11105 100th Ave., Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Christmas 1934; eight enclosures. No postmarked date. ---- lots / resorts / religion / charity / donation