Anchor Chain Nightmare on U S S Hatteras
Jim Evrard of Brooklyn and two shipmates faced a deadly 360 foot steel anchor chain loop flight in the Hatteras chain lockers during a mid Atlantic storm in February 1918. The heavy ten and a half inch links whipped around the confined space threatening crushing injuries as they struggled to coil the chain correctly until the ship steadied.
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Coming of the Punch Bow in Saxon England
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a night ritual of Saxon warriors featuring a punch bow and wassail, set in early England. The text mentions Jamaica and the British West Indies in a tangential context.
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Pattern 1841 Doily Set Pattern and Materials
Pattern 1841 offers instructions for making oval center pieces and smaller doilies from string. The guide includes stitch lists and a materials list, with photographs of a doily section. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle in New York for pattern access.
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Eighth Ave
New York
Cranberries Harvested by Rake Scoops and Flooding
The best berries are picked by hand while most of the crop is gathered with rake scoops. Some berries are raked from bushes onto the ground then flooded. floating fruit is drawn down sluice-ways for recovery.
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