Luck chain letter. Encased Good Luck type. Linkage-gl-Affirmation-closing.
"Let us go smiling and happy through 1925." US, 1925.
This good luck chain letter has
been sent to me and I am asking you, as I have been asked, not to break the
chain. Copy this and send it to nine persons whom you wish good luck.
The chain was started by an American officer and should go around the world
three times. Do not break the chain, for whoever does this will have bad luck.
Write nine letters and send them within 24 hours. Count nine days and have
some good luck.
It is positively remarkable how many times this prediction has been fulfilled
since this chain was started.
Much success to you and yours. Let us go smiling and happy through 1925.
["signed by 115 or 116"]
Published: The Brooklyn Daily
Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), Nov. 25, 1925, p. 15. Column by Helen
Worth.
"Twenty five years ago I received a letter similar
to this, only it was said to have been started by a christened Monk! Time
and again this foolish thing has been derided in the public press. Pay no
attention to it whatsoever." Helen Worth.
No names were given from the list.
Entered by DWV, Sept. 5, 2014.
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