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In a brief, handwritten letter, Jowett follows up with Coulter to see if he received his last letter which contained questions about the lifting booklets as well as other propositions.

Letter from George Jowett to Ottley Coulter. In the letter, Jowett discusses a member of the association who never received his subscription to Health and Life magazine, and also updates him on some weightlifting news.

Letter from George Jowett to Ottley Coulter. In the letter, Jowett goes into further details about what he wants from his lifting booklets while also admitting they may not sell. Additionally, he discusses his desire to write a physical culture book…

Letter from George Jowett to Ottley Coulter. In this difficult to read and nearly illegible letter, Jowett discusses the lifting booklets, his issues with Matysek as well as Coulter and himself being pupils of Earle.

Letter from George Jowett to Ottley Coulter. In the letter, Jowett informs Coulter that Bernard has quit as Treasurer of the association and asks if he will accept that position. Jowett also addresses how this is an important time for the association…

In the letter, Jowett discusses Earle's fondness of him and how they may use that to their advantage as well as the possibility of him moving to Coulter's home town to work on their show for the fairs. The fourth page is a handwritten note.

Letter from George Jowett to Ottley Coulter. In the letter Jowett updates Coulter on the association and who is planning to join, and also discusses potentially moving to Pittsburgh.

Letter from George Jowett to Ottley Coulter. In it, Jowett explains that he will wait a few weeks before moving to Pittsburgh and then asks Jowett whether the move is coming at a good time for him.

Letter from George Jowett to Ottley Coulter. In it, Jowett congratulates Coulter on the birth of his son and also talks about how Giroux displayed some poor and unofficial lifts at the last match. He also discusses the humor in Earle and Gay claiming…

Letter from George Jowett to Ottley Coulter. In it, Jowett discusses not being tricked by Earle, recognizing the AAU as a type of partner to the lifting association, and his shoulder problems. Additionally, he discusses what types of acts they can…