Sale of Explosives Sparks Fourth of July Hints
Fragmentary copy notes mutterings of explosive sales and a looming Fourth of July attack. It mentions attempts to restrict explosive sales by states with "safe and sane" plans, noting children’s exclusion from firework purchases and the public concern over noise.
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Department of Agriculture
Kudzu
United States
Nova’ Scotia
What All Men Want What the Blind Seek and Do
A devoted advocate argues that independence and purpose, not pity, uplift blind men. By giving work suited to their abilities, the blind gain happiness and become productive, proving the theory that meaningful tasks restore agency. The article praises blind soldiers’ employment and widespread adaptable roles. Get work, get work. It will help you more than what you work to get.
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Florida
Kudzo
Outdoor church service in park draws crowds amid shade
Cleveland ministers stage a Sunday worship outdoors across twelve churches. Park benches serve as pews while a breeze and shade ease the heat. A fringe of smokers sits on the grass nearby, as clergy tolerate outdoor liberty and seek a lasting, practical worship plan.
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Cleveland
Shipping board reports progress on vast wartime fleet
The Shipping Board chair Henry Hurley reports progress in the government war fleet program. Despite criticism the nation remains hopeful as orders surge, aiming to launch a massive merchant fleet that will cost about 3 billion dollars and be paid for by future trade and industrial growth. Uncle Sam gains a vast fleet and a strong postwar investment record despite earlier blunders.
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Shipping Board
Hipping Board
Germany
Rld
Pos
Hurley
Uncle Sam
Fragmented note cites explosives sale and violence defense
A fragmentary text discusses explosives sale and the sway of violence as a perceived defense. It mentions human factors and a location implied by the scattered words, reflecting a troubling, incomplete record of a crime or security concern.
Fragmented historical clippings on surveys and inventions
A reads like scattered notes mentioning US soil surveys by the Department of Agriculture covering vast tile areas, a European crank powered bead stringer, a two person velocipede, and Brazil using old rails for a regional railroad. Also references insect destroying wood and a kerdisene washing preparation.
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Marshall
Stetaon
Hanson
United States
Department of Agriculture
Peedle
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