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114 bytes removed , 11 September

Clarify handwritten and printed page-number annotations and explain the May 25/26 date discrepancy

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   | page = 264
   | image = SB-08-264.jpg
-  | notes = The handwritten “264” in the upper margin is reproduced as a page number, not an article; its date and hand remain unknown, author not established. <!-- HANDWRITING-ATTRIBUTION-RECHECK --> The separate printed “2” belongs to the reproduced sheet. A short dark trace below and to its right is visible but cannot securely be identified as writing or read as an additional numeral.
+  | notes =
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-<center><span class="hpb-sb-handwriting-unknown" title="Handwritten; author not established">''264''</span></center>
+<center>{{Style S-HPB SB. Archivist note|264}}<ref name="editor-page-number-264">Handwritten page number on the album leaf. The writer has not been identified. <!-- HANDWRITING-ATTRIBUTION-RECHECK --></ref></center>
-<center>2</center>
+<center>2<ref name="editor-printed-page-2">Printed page number on the pasted-in sheet. The publication has not been identified.</ref></center>
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   | publication date =
   | original date = 1879-06-03
-  | notes = The reply refers to the “26th ultimo”; the preceding printed letter is dated May 25. Both source dates are retained without harmonization.
+  | notes = In his letter of June 3, 1879, Turner refers to a letter dated May 26 (“the 26th ultimo”). The preceding letter from Park is dated May 25, 1879. The reason for this discrepancy is unknown.
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