Fragmentary WWII era notes on coast defense and civilian mobilization
The readable fragments describe naval defense concerns near Eng land and air reconnaissance actions along the coast. They touch on civilian labor, boy labor debates, and mentions of spies, women workers, and French involvement, but the text is highly garbled and incomplete.
Every Man Must Do His Duty in Wartime Resolve
wartime exhortations from a Washington Post and Washington Star blend with a tale of treasure fiction and Pills of Attested Values. The piece mentions Britain planning to raise the military age, America to join the fight, and a German assault in France needing Allied victory. It also notes an eccentric resident near St Nazaire and a clock finding near the Bitlet Tower.
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France
Britain
America
Republic
Great Britain
Ireland
Sonmaty
Mece
Washington Post
St. Nazaire
Bitlet Tower
Spring Fever Symptoms In Men And Women
The passage notes many people feel tired and worn during spring, with headaches and pale skin. It describes “red blooded” men as courageous on the Gring line while others at home show anemia like pale cheeks, lips, and dull complexion.
Permit Sale Date Notice From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a permit sale action with a date of sale to be set and a thirty day period after the permit will be allowed. No additional readable details available.
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Washington Star
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Detroit Motor Car Company
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R. B. McClean Ean Gra Co., Mid. A A. Aon Agent
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Bel Bt
D. K. Sinelett
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Ij. R. Winter
J. R. Winter
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