Odds Facts From a Diversified 20th Century Almanac
A collage of world data notes Iowa cropland dominance and crop diversity, Sweden radio licenses per 1000 residents, nickel ore production for UN war effort in Cuba, New England fish landings, early American timber introductions to Europe, and a 1730 New York charter warrant by Governor Montgomerie to the attorney general.
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Iowa
Sweden
United Nations
Nicaro
Cuba
New England
Boston Fish Pier
Montgomerie
New York
Noak Numskuw Dear Noak Atoorr Make E Joseph Seno You
Fragmentary OCR note with scrambled phrases. Contains names Noak Dear Noak and Joseph Seno, but lacks coherent events or context to form a clear news item or notice.
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Noak
Atoorr
Joseph Seno
Old and New Winchelsea and Henry VI coin note
The text describes Old Winchelsea two miles from the present town, submerged in 1250 and destroyed in 1287, with New Winchelsea founded by Edward I. It also notes U S lumber production from cottonwood around 140 million board feet, its uses in boxes and furniture, and mentions a four pennyweight gold coin from King Henry VI’s reign called an engel.
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Old Winchelsea
England
Rother River
New Winchelsea
Edward I
U. S
Henry VI
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed With Ciphered Text
A fragmented cryptic crossword style clue list appears with numbered across and down hints, overlapping garbled letters and stray segments, followed by a string of uppercase cipher-like letters and a final note seen no.
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R.J. Scott
Lord Howe
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Riau
Temiivisia
Stanley
Amanda
Gabemores
Europe
Noak Numskuw
Mary Deane Laney
Monroe
Ine
Noah
Ince
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Sally
Cross Word
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Arabia
Neasur Agth
Hawaiian Islands
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