Handwritten letter from Willis N. Tuller* in Columbus, Ohio to Gertrude Starkey Pitcairn. 2 pages, double-sided.

Contents: -Tuller worries advice he gave in his last letter was cold; he was happy that Gertrude confided in him & prayed to God for words that could lift her out of her despondency & help her bear her trials -desire to protect & serve his closest friend led him to develop love for the New Church -memory of Gerturde saying she wished to study the law of correspondences w/ him caused him to imagine a future in which he serves Church & Country with an immense law practice and comes home to Gertrude at the end of the day -glad Cara has returned to reason; she ought not to be sick -thanks for sending poem; will write again soon; 10 o’clock is bedtime per Board of Health

Names mentioned: Cara (Cara Starkey Glenn)

*mistakenly filed under “W. A. Fuller” originally; author is Willis N. Tuller, son of Dr. E. R. Tuller