The Old Home and Silent Alarm in South Carolina
A fragmentary report notes a 1939 Charleston Hamburg Line incident in South Carolina where a locomotive explosion followed a fireman tying down a safety valve after hearing a loud noise. The text is unclear but references Clarence Gray and William Ritt in a wartime era setting.
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Odd Facts and Early Money in Ancient Times
Odd facts note tin as money used by ancient Numidia and mentioned by Aristotle with Dionysius of Syracuse. It recalls Numidians as skilled horsemen but faithless. Also touches on China, Malays, Senegambia as modern money users and early American cattle arrival in 1634. A 1945 lettuce variety slobolt is noted as not seeding in warm weather. Manual training origin cited in Finland in 1858.
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Dionysius
Syracuse
Senegambiang
Winthrop
Finland
Nobel prize origins and historic New England notes
A fragment outlines the Nobel prize management by a government appointed board. It names Norwich Connecticut charter dates, Revolutionary War figures, and notes New London founding links. Mentions a 1945 Brazilianite gemstone origin and St Aloysius Academy for girls founded in 1874 in New Lexington Nameaug.
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New Lexington
St. Aloysius Academy For Girls
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