Fragmented Historical Facts From An Old Notebook
A collection of disjointed claims cites Doctor Plempton as inventor of the sler skate and a patent profit of one million dollars, notes ancient hospital existence in Ceylon, mentions Sir William Robertson Nicoll and Viscount Lascelles as collectors, claims 1,000 plus women in the United States work as architects, and records Indian ball games before Columbus, plus lacking vaccines for tuberculosis and other diseases.
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Plempton
Ceylon
B. C
Italy
Naples
William Robertson “Nicoll
Patriarch of traveling salesmen known as Pop Crane retires
Henry P. Crane of Rochester New York known as Pop Crane led a curtain and picture frame trade across Alabama to Nova Scotia. After a brief quiet retirement he found it too quiet and resumed business by mail. He is noted as one of the oldest Masons in the United States.
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Henry P. Crane
Rochester
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