Descendant of Josiah Wedgwood led single tax movement writer
Notes describe Josiah Clement Wedgwood born 1872 as a leader in the single tax movement and author on the Wedgwood family and pottery. It covers iron extraction using coke and limestone, coal heating to coke, and mentions Russian language peculiarities for brother-in-law along with a note on plasticized glue used in motor oil containers. It ends with a cryptic set of fragmented lines about a bear and theatre seats and a brief obituary hint.
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Josiah Wedgewood
Josiah Clement Wedgewood
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Rhubarb Leaves Poisonous Oxalic Salts Highlight Dangers
Fragmentary notes describe rhubarb leaves containing poisonous oxalic salts and acids with warnings about fatal consumption. It mentions pie-use of stalks in historic days and references figures like Martin Van Buren and other allusions, though the text is incomplete and scattered.
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