The phrase "a note that told" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a note that conveys specific information or a message.
Example: "I found a note that told me where to find the hidden treasure."
Alternatives: "a note that informed" or "a note that indicated".
There was a note that told him where they had gone, and so, fresh from his personal renaissance in Paris -- he set off to find his family... in a refugee camp... for the second time in his life.
"Once the water recedes to safe levels, the evacuation will be lifted," Valley Park's mayor, Michael A Pennisse, said, in a note that told residents evacuations would begin at 7am on Wednesday.
It's like a mental post-it note that tells your brain, remember this".
She sent the story to Guccione with a note that read, "I told you I was a writer!" He called and offered her an assignment on the spot.
Or, if you have a stack of snapshots, my line with Creative Memories includes simple slip-in albums -- you can just slide in some photos, add a few note cards that tell the stories behind those photos and you're done.
Bacon sampled poetry, power, religion, world events, spiritualism, hypocrisy and homophobia in a mix with liner notes that told of isolation and fear.
So this is how it goes: the book, large enough and bound cunningly to fit on a music stand without its spine breaking, has on the right hand side of its pages the music (treble clef melody line only) and lyrics, and on the left a short note by Matthews that tells us a bit about the song, or her life, most often her childhood, or both.
And at the risk of offending any strict biblical sensibilities, it's only fair to note that science tells a tale of the sexes a bit at odds with scripture.
4. Boost a colleague's mood with a note or funny quip that tells them you're looking forward to catching up. 5. Colour always brightens the mood, so try displaying a bright banner, poster or painting in a prominent place in your classroom.
Brita Lombardi found a note from Sting that told Tammaro he had to stop blaming his wife for their breach, as both of them preferred the Tammaro who wasn't on chemicals.
"In a way, [our show is] sort of the opposite of 'The Handmaid's Tale,'" Klausner noted, referencing a dystopian Hulu show that tells the story of a future America taken over by a far-right government.
