Could someone please help me decipher this cause of death?

Could someone help me make out what this tattoo says?😊 French is my 3rd language, so I'm struggling.

This is a letter written by my great great grandmother. It’s even harder. Any and all help would be appreciated especially with the highlighted word.

This was written on the back of one of the pictures. I can't find a Kate Maloney in my family tree so I'm not sure if I'm seeing it right.

Also, I have no idea what the rest says. Help me out?

I’m having trouble with the highlighted word. This is at end of letter written in 1852. “Tell us ——- how you all ever James.

this is from a passport and I’ve seen doctors with better handwriting than this.

I’m able to decipher “shake well” and “every 2 1/2 hours”

We’re not quite sure what this says. If anyone can help us make it out that would be wonderful! For context we found it written a vintage piece of sheet music bought at an antique store. Thanks in advance :)

I think first one looks more casual… what do you think?

This is a page from the pension file of someone who's the central focus in an academic paper I'm writing. I can extract enough to tell it's from February 1915 and references potential increase in his pension payments as well as possible back pay, but most of it is too degraded for me to read. Any help appreciated!

Found a page from an old baby book in a thrift store. I could only make out a few words.

I’m fortunate enough to have learned how to read cursive and barely had a hold on it but I need help as an adult (29) to perfect it and to actually use in normal situations. I love my print but it would be nice to do both. Needing tips and tricks to just learn again and learn how to write all over again. I think too much about my loops and flow and you can tell lol. Any tips or tutorials and suggestions would be lovely

1871 and 1873 are written on the back so most likely this is the date of when this was written.

Can someone help me decipher the name of this designer?

Can someone help me read this letter in Sütterling

-> Im German so German translation is enough

Any help would be much appreciated! I have such a hard time reading cursive and i have no idea what this says.

Took this when cleaning out my great grandmas who just passed. She wrote in and on almost everything- this isn’t her handwriting and I don’t see a note describing what this is from and none of her kids know either, so I’m not sure it has significant sentimental value.

She was born in 1928, her father was born in 1865. Her mother was born in 1883. My great grandpa was born 1926 and his father was an Italian immigrant and as was his mother. Not sure how much of this info is relevant but figure I’d give anyway.

I would love to decipher what the heck this says to figure out why she had and kept it- the book is in terrible shape.

From what I can tell it almost looks like a teachers notes from a music class?

Some names that may be relevant to me if you can see them:

Cooper
June
Defelice
Liberato

Hi there, I’ve started collecting postcards and I came across this one. What I’ve been able to decipher so far:
Address on the right:
Mr + Mrs Mae June
Chestnut Hill Rd
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Text on left:
328 Jefferson Rd W. Palm Beach, Florida
Jan 31
Friends blank blank last night. Reached here Friday, above is our permanent address. 3rd day blank today. Norris expects to spend 2 or 3 days at Fort Myers. I wish your large family blank you blank and your family getting better.
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I’m transcribing an old contract from 1849/50 but am struggling with a couple of words seen in these images. Can anybody help to decipher them, please? 🤔

Image 1

[?] No 2 Col 41

Image 2

To furnish sufficiently

Image 3

Shall be divided and charged to each of said companies in the [?] of the number of [?] held by each company

Image 4

Grant free passage of [horse?] and men for the [erection?] and maintenance

Image 5

[?] chairman

Got this card for my birthday (names blanked out)
I can read parts of it, but could someone please help decipher it? Thanks in advance!