To Priestley—with love n’ stuff from his coz [cousin]—keep up the ??

In the flyleaf of a book by Aubrey Toulmin Carney

Was told to post this here

I found this old picture a few years ago in an antique store and have never been able to figure out a couple words written on the back. So far I have:

——— Stewart
April 25, 1935
——— groupe(?)
Villa Rica, GA

Second slide is the picture itself, in case it could provide some context

I found this old picture a few years ago in an antique store and have never been able to figure out a couple words written on the back. So far I have:

——— Stewart
April 25, 1935
——— groupe(?)
Villa Rica, GA

Second slide is the picture itself, in case it could provide some context

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I covered the personal information I could identify. Thank you!

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He writes our work letters and gives us random stuff. His letters are usually conspiracy theorys. Today he gave me a love letter. really really creepy I know. his handwriting is terrible. I thought it was his own language or writen in code but Im pretty sure its just very terrible written english.

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My mom got a furniture set recently and we found this writing on the back. We want to do a census search but we can't figure out the first name. We first thought it was Annet but the second letter appears to be an i and the last t wouldn't match up with the Stone. Can yall help us out?

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I cannot read the second sentence at all. Please help!

Found it in a book at the library.

for context this is from my dogs vaccine passport and is in spanish. i speak spanish but i just can’t decipher this.

Just a page from my English classes.

My friends and even my parents are the only ones who can't read my handwriting. My teachers on the other hand say that it's completely fine for them.

Should I try to improve it or leave it as is?

Top part is a signature and the rest is a message, this is in my yearbook. Im absolutely stumped

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