You get the whole letter this time and not just the letterhead —
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That is pretty ornate. I do remember the big push for seals (Christmas, Easter, etc.).
The longer I look at this the more interesting it is. Not just how ornate it is. There’s the logo and motto of “all for health – and health for all”. Then there’s the a number of significant LDS figures’ names on it. John A. Widstoe, Heber J. Grant, George Albert Smith. A bishop and reverend as well. Plus it’s clearly a mass mailed letter yet it appears to be typed.
Thanks for sharing this Ardis.