Correspondents: Jahu Dewitt Miller and M.C. Owens. The letter from Miller, on letterhead of the Seventh Avenue Hotel in Pittsburgh, mentions a letter from J.B. Booth that references his first marriage (to Adelaide Booth). The letter from M.C. Owens, written from Baltimore, concerns Mrs. Charlotte Hyde, a cousin of Edwin Booth's.

Correspondent's locations include London, Los Angeles, various locations in New York and Bailey Island, Maine. Winter signs himself "Old Burrro," "Old Hippo," "Old Buster," and "Old ga." Includes one postcard from Bailey's Island, Maine, featuring Mackerel Cove and Steamer Landing; year of postmark appears to be 1912 (89).

Correspondents: William Winter and an unidentified person. (1) to Winter suggests a "talk upon matters of interest to both."

Praises Winter's poem The sceptre and suggests a variant word choice in one line of the poem. Letter is signed "No critic." Annotation on verso of second leaf by Winter on the contents of the letter.

The correspondent tells Winter not to bother about the advertising anymore as he is giving his two weeks' notice next week. On letterhead of the Adams Express Company, 1416 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Year from acquisition information. Signature illegible.