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Voice of the Imagination (VOM), whole no. 10, December 1940

Inside back recto

[ED NOTE: THE PAGE REPRODUCES A LETTER TYPED ENTIRELY IN REVERSE. THIS IS THE LETTER IN NORMAL TEXT.]

While pondering the great enjoyability of your recent issues, there came to my mind a forceful thought, no way, new in itself, but which has to do with your unique qualification. Letter writing is an art in itself, distinctly  apart and different from any other form of writing.
     The first thing to consider, naturally, is legibility. To convey thoughts and thought pictures clearly demands a clear, unimpeded medium. I know that your publication is noted for its reproduction of letters exactly as they are written, and for that you are certainly to be commended.
     It is this ability to recognize thoughts and indications or inflections of thought which is so very outstanding and extraordinary. Naturally, it is difficult to transfer hand-written words to typed words, but of course any letters that are typewritten are always, and in every case, printed exactly as received by your excellent publication.
     Trusting that you will continue this very talented service...I am extending my subscription to LASFL products as per enclosed.

Yours photostatically,

"Jrv"

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[ED NOTE: THE PAGE REPRODUCES A LETTER TYPED ENTIRELY IN REVERSE. THIS IS THE LETTER IN NORMAL TEXT.] While pondering the great enjoyability of your recent issues, there came to my mind a forceful thought, no way, new in itself, but which has to do with your unique qualification. Letter writing is an art in itself, distinctly apart and different from any other form of writing. The first thing to consider, naturally, is legibility. To convey thoughts and thought pictures clearly demands a clear, unimpeded medium. I know that your publication is noted for its reproduction of letters exactly as they are written, and for that you are certainly to be commended. It is this ability to recognize thoughts and indications or inflections of thought which is so very outstanding and extraordinary. Naturally, it is difficult to transfer hand-written words to typed words, but of course any letters that are typewritten are always, and in every case, printed exactly as received by your excellent publication. Trusting that you will continue this very talented service...I am extending my subscription to LASFL products as per enclosed. Yours photostatically, "Jrv"