Another from Widows by the Thousands, page 76
Marshall Dec. 23rd, 1862
Harriet to Theophilus
"I am out of snuff & almost distracted please send me some if you can..."
Interesting quote
Three Months in the Southern States, Lt. Col. Arthur J.L. Fremantle, page 49
April 22, 1863. The women at Oakville were most anxious to buy snuff. It appears that the Texan females are in the habit of dipping snuff--which means, putting it into their mouths instead of their noses. They rub it against their teeth with a blunted stick.
Marshall Dec. 23rd, 1862
Harriet to Theophilus
"I am out of snuff & almost distracted please send me some if you can..."
Interesting quote
Three Months in the Southern States, Lt. Col. Arthur J.L. Fremantle, page 49
April 22, 1863. The women at Oakville were most anxious to buy snuff. It appears that the Texan females are in the habit of dipping snuff--which means, putting it into their mouths instead of their noses. They rub it against their teeth with a blunted stick.
