~ Harbutt’s Fibrous Plasticine; The English Review, December 1915
via Internet Archive
“A small piece made into a plug and placed in each ear effectually cuts up the nerve-shattering concussions of high explosives, and so prevents that terribly distressing form of deafness that so often follows an action.”
~ Women Strike for Peace; New York Times, Sept. 17-18, 1967
via Swarthmore College Peace Collection
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“We will walk where you can see us. We will walk where you can hear us….Mr. President, a mother in defense of her family is not easily turned aside.”
~ Road Rights of Motorists: Containing the Rules of the Road and the Automobile Laws of all States; Twyman O. Abbott, 1910
via Northwestern University Library
~ The Prime Minister’s Advice to the Young Unmarried Men and Pledge to Married Men; London, England, 1915
via Library and Archives Canada
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~ Road Rights of Motorists: Containing the Rules of the Road and the Automobile Laws of all States; Twyman O. Abbott, 1910
via Northwestern University Library
~ The Business Guide, by James Lawrence Nichols, 1897
via Northwestern University Library
~ Whitworth Bros.’ Street Directory and Electric Railway Guide of Cleveland and Suburbs, 1904
via Internet Archive
~ U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942
via Northwestern University
~ The Star Weekly (Toronto) between April 23 - May 12, 1945
via Library and Archives Canada
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~ Road Rights of Motorists: Containing the Rules of the Road and the Automobile Laws of all States; Twyman O. Abbott, 1910
via Northwestern University Library
~ Road Rights of Motorists: Containing the Rules of the Road and the Automobile Laws of all States; Twyman O. Abbott, 1910
via Northwestern University Library
“Because novel and unusual in appearance, and for that reason likely to frighten horses unaccustomed to see them, is no reason for prohibiting their use.”
