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In the picture, it is signed "Yaeka" (this is from Kumichou Musume to
Sewagakari) who is the author of the letter. The translation says "Love,
Yaeka" but I'm pretty sure Yori doesn't mean love, and I can't find any part
of the letter that has that meaning, so I think it is a cultural translation.

How is Yori being used where it says Yaeka yori?

Is Yori typically used in letters?
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particle-より
Yori in letters
へ・より are _the_ particles for addressee/addresser in letters. So they mean
_to/from_ respectively.

Note that the above only applies to the usage at the beginning/end of letters.
In normal sentences に/から are more frequently used.

  * Ａさんに(へ)メールを出した。 _I wrote an email to A_
  * Ａさんから手紙をもらった。 _I received a letter from A_. I think より is a bit odd here.
  * 本部より打電 _Telegram from the HQ!_

へ/より sounds generally strained if used in speech.
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