The Open Road and the New Hobo Family
A 1920s examination of hoboes shifted from lone wanderers to autos driving “gypsy” families. It contrasts old rail riders with the car bound auto gypsy and flyover families, noting social strain, education interruption, and varying town responses. The piece questions future of such itinerant life.
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Theas
Flyver
Pacife
Familly
California
Hawaii’s First Navy and a Faded Toast
Once Hawaii boasted a tiny royal navy led by King Kalahaua. The sole ship, the Ex plorer later renamed Kulmilos, made a single voyage to Samoa. A banquet toast praised Hawaii’s own navy, then faded, becoming a relic of Pathfinder Bagazine lore.
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Kalahaua
Matle
Samoa
Pathfinder Bagazine
Windfall Discovered From Old Debt Settlement
A man in Hy enols, Musa, once paid a £2.75 debt with a deed to inland land. The creditor kept the deed, later forgot it, and recently found it proving ownership of about 16 acres worth $100 per acre at current market prices.
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Musa
Boston Globe
His Idea of it Reed-What is your ideal home
Rounder-One cantablog a wife who doesn't expect you to stay in it.
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Providence
Hoice
Yesteryear
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Reed
Fleet Passes Golden Gate in Record Warship Passage
US battle fleet steamed into San Francisco Bay dropping mudhooks in man-o'-war gear. Commanders claim it is the greatest number of warships to pass the Gate since the entire US fleet of 144 ships last appeared in April of last year.
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San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Masonic Book Records Washington Restoration Return
A government printing office group of 113 Masonic bookbinders restored a book held by George H. Carter and will return it to the Fredericksburg lodge in Virginia. The volume documents George Washington and Masonry milestones from 1752 to 1754 including entering Fellow Craft and Master Mason degrees.
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United States Public Printer
George Washington
Government Printing Office
Washington
Fredericksburg
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