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Letter from Jowett to Coulter concerning the phony checks he received and poor relations with others in the physical culture field. He is disappointed with his advertisement in Physical Culture magazine.

Handwritten letter, very difficult to read. Jowett talks about books, specifically about sending and payments. Mentions that a fiction booklet was unsuccessful.

Handwritten letter to Ottley that discusses ads, sales, lists of names, and photo prices. At one point he mentions selling the first four lessons of his course as a separate, different course at lower pricing to bring in more sales. Followed by a…

Handwritten letter from Jowett to Coulter. Asks why he hasn't received a letter recently. Also, Jowett would like to see Coulter.

In this handwritten letter, Jowett discusses return-on-investment with Coulter, and the cost of supplies, like stencils, envelopes, etc. Estimated date of this letter is December, as he wishes the Coulters a "happy Xmas".

Handwritten letter talks about creating their own magazine and course to compete in the physical culture market. Mentions that Breitbart paid him with bad checks. Last page has some notations and index card dated 10-15-27.

Another letter discussing the possibility of Jowett editing his own physical culture magazine. Membership to A.C.W.L.A will be included in the annual subscription price to the magazine of $2.50.

Handwritten letter discussing colleagues' legal issues, and personal issues. Lists price for buying names from Barker as $10 per 1,000. Jowett mentions placing Christmas advertisement in magazines.

Handwritten letter from Jowett to Coulter on job prospects and asking if he thinks they could run the A.C.W.L.A.

Handwritten letter, very difficult to read. Jowett is writing Coulter and mentions advertisements, catalog, buying names, and other business dealings.