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As My Prayer
For Your Recovery

I have enrolled you for one year
in the
Spiritual Treasury
of the
Missionary Servants
of the Most Holy Trinity

to share in the
masses, prayers and apostolic labors
of their
priests, brothers and students

from Inv & Mr Wm H Koenig

MRS WILLIAM H KOENIG
227 FOREST AVE
PARAMUS NJ 07652

may GOD bless

you,

and RESTORE you

to health!

May You Recovery Her
a Holy One.
Got Blue You, and keep
You in His care.

MANUFACTURERS HANOVER TRUST COMPANY
CELEBRATES
THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY OF OLD NEW YORK

HILL BROTHERS MILLINERY GOODS,
1885. This advertising poster illustration shows
the main salesroom of Hills Brothers Millinery and
Straw Goods Store, 564-566 Broadway. Customers
select from countless bolts of fabric and row upon
row of ribbons. Many of these goods were pro-
duced by New York manufacturers, part of the
city's blossoming textile industry.

Lithographers: Sackett, Wilhelms, & Betzig.

HENRY A. KISSINGER

June 11, 1982

Dear Mrs. Konats:

I appreciated your card which I received while I was hospitalized. Your thoughtfulness and good wishes meant a great deal to me.

V184-85

Neon Heart

By Hajime Sorayama © 1981

Paper Moon Graphics, Inc.

Los Angeles, California 90034

CANADA 125

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If even half the wishes
This message brings come true
A very quick recovery
Is right ahead of you—
The best of luck and happiness
Will fill the days in store
And you'll soon feel even better.
Than you ever felt before.

6505 Wilmett Rd.
Bethesda, MD 20817

Feb. 11, 1982

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

As a cardiac patient who had his bypass last Nov-
ember. I'm sending you good wishes and would like
to share a few observations. My condition was
picked up in a normal physical ekg exam since I
hadn't experienced any pain previously. A catheteri-
zation test defined the problem and indicated that
I had had two previous heart attacks (silent ones).

I spent 8 days in the hospital(Georgetown) after
surgery(double by-pass) and also had one completely
blocked artery and two partially blocked ones. I
am also 58 years of age.

After surgery, I felt pretty weak but was encouraged
to walk a bit as soon as possible increasing the
time each day; first, with the aid of a nurse.
One ancillary benefit was a loss of 12 pounds
while in the hospital. Hope you can shed your 20
pounds by the time you leave for home. I found that
lying flat on my back was most comfortable while
sleeping or resting-although one is tempted to
sleep on one's side. However, the wounded leg
makes it difficult and one must be careful not to
aggravate the leg.

Your diet will probably be salt-free and caffeine-
free as well as low-fat. Exercise and walking will
make you feel better. Three months have passed
since the operation and I feel almost normal but
I must refrain from snow shoveling or carrying
heavy objects. Best wishes from a fellow sufferer.

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JOSEPH KRINSKY
RICHARD KRINSKY
ANDREW N. KRINSKY

*MEMBER OF MASS. & N.Y. BARS

HYMAN KRINSKY
(1921-1974)

February 10, 1982

Dr. Henry Kissinger
c/o Massachusetts General Hospital
Fruit Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02114

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

We welcome you again to our city but we regret that your
return is occasioned by ill health.

Please accept this note as our most sincere wish for a
speedy and full recovery so that we may soon again have
the benefit of your guidance and wisdom.

Hope to see you again in the near future.

With kindest personal regards,

HENRY A. KISSINGER

June 11, 1982

Dear Ms. Kujawa: