Never Heard It Again United States War Verse
A fragment recounts a World War era scene with a young officer Nolan and a demand to never hear the name of the United States again. It includes a long admonition about loyalty to country and family, and ends with a legislative note about a new disclosure law governing mercantile and industrial establishments in South Carolina with filing and penalty provisions.
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United States
Neuter Ant
Philip Nolin
Orleans
Nolan
South Carolina
Bey
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General Assembly
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County
Hidat
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A.D
Sam
Washington
Make Your Own Fuel From Newspapers
An article promotes converting old newspapers into fuel by rolling them into balls or small logs, soaking in water and drying. It claims high heat, long burn time, and wood or coal savings, framing it as patriotic wartime fuel ammunition. A stray anecdote about naming a dog follows.
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Costly救d Dol To Save a French King's Life
An account from Hyiene Darton of the Vigilantes recalls the effort to reach a patient in time. A sick boy, cared for by Red Cross workers, required rapid aid and medical supplies, with volunteers noting the cost of transport and urgency in saving a life. The dialogue centers on the value of quick access to medical help and the impact of delays on survival.
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Hyiene Darton
Vigilantes
Red Cross
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