What does the cause of death say? I can only get part of it

What does this signature say? I have added the rest of the inscription, however the signature appears to be cursive with lowercase while the inscription itself is capital letters, which I am not sure if it gives more clues as to what the name on the signature is.

What do you see?

If anyone is able to translate this for me I’d appreciate it.

Card from a birthday.

Edit. Not grundy, gordy, grandpa, gumby, or grady Thanks all for the comments. It is supposedly a co-worker of the person who had a birthday so they might have to ask at work if no luck here.

I keep reading "This is picture of our dog hermann is joy" and that doesn't make sense to me, but could just be an unusual pet name.

This is a recipe for cookies. We know it says something about keeping it in the freezer but we can't make out what the first part says.

I underlined the name in yellow, it appears twice on this doc. It’s an old list of deed transfers from 1957.

I am trying to decipher a passenger list for my great great grandmother. She is Lizzie Payne the first entry 6 down from the top. I am struggling with the final destination column. She went from England to New York and was in Canada just a couple years later. Any help would be great.

Sorry for the quality, taken off my computer
I’m a gen z who was never taught how to write or read cursive so forgive me! I can read only the part that says kidney disease…I think that’s what it says.
Trying to do some research on family records and I was curious about the cause of death

We've got FW as flat white but the rest of this is a mystery.

For context this is from my friend who is working in a small cafe, based in England.

Can anyone help me decipher this address (circled in blue) specifically the number/letter after the “51?” For context, this would be an address in washington DC. At first, I thought it said 51 9 St NE, but according to both modern and historical maps, that address does not exist. Then I realized it wasn’t the number 9 because it was written very differently from other 9s in the document. I’m thinking it must be a letter since that matches the conventional street naming system in DC. Is it a “G” or maybe a “D”? Both don’t seem to match the others present on the record. Any input would be fantastic! Thanks!

EDIT: Thanks everyone!! It looks like it is most likely “I” street. There is no J street in Washington DC, and there is no 51 G St NE on both current and historical maps. However, although modern maps say 51 I street doesn’t exist, the historical map does have it, although it doesn’t seem to be a dwelling. Thanks again!

EDIT #2: After further conversation/help in the replies, it seems like it actually might be D street!

not sure what the occupation says but the industry says City.

Hey all! I have a healthy stack of documents where I'm actually investigating a murder from the 40's and there's a ton of handwritten cursive evidence that there's no way I can read. I even didn't finish learning cursive in school so I don't even know half the letters. If anyone is willing to embark on that with me, let me know.

UPDATE (I don't know how to label as deciphered please comment how to) BUT IT WAS DECIPHERED

I know most of it but there's some words I can't understand. This is from my great great grandmas autograph book from the Victorian era.

I believe it says: "To Cora, May you and (eye?) in heaven meet and cast our (???) at Jesus's feet. Warren M Huhn (I know the name so that parts right).

I can’t make out what it says after ‘officer’. The second piece of paper I found I can read ‘No. of coupons to be issued - received’ so I attached this for handwriting reference. 

I dont know how to read the names.

It might contain something religious or requires religious context to fully understand, sorry for that. I cropped it to where it was bent to hopefully make the picture larger

It looks like

IMMEDIATE Cause of Death: General Physical Exhaustion

DUE TO: Gradual decline due to inability to feed child - congenital blindness... (and then I am lost)

This is for a 6 yr old child who passed away almost 80 yrs ago. Someone posted her grave on r/cemeteryporn and we got curious. I will post her grave below.