Nansei Shoto – A Pocket Guide, 1945
There’s no use giving you a sightseer’s guide to the Nansei Shoto, because after the navy and air forces have blasted the way for a landing on those islands, they just won’t look the same.
But since the islands themselves will still be there, and most of the people, the more you can find out about the people and how they live, the safer and more comfortable you will be.
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I Can’t Drive… 15…
The Dead Witness
“Spring-heeled Jack on a white horse!” Joe Braid shrieked. All three started at a run, puffing, blowing and panting for breath, with Spring-heeled Jack, sitting astride the white steed, his arms thrown up and uttering terrible cries, thundering behind them.
Spring-Heeled Jack, 1904, issue #6
Interior of Grand Central Terminal
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Spicy Detective Stories, Aug, 1936
Infected District, 1878
Map of the “Infected District” from the Courier-Journal, Louisville, KY, October 20, 1878
Unfortunately, I was not able to ascertain what had infected the district, though it was probably yellow-fever…
The Land/People That Time Forgot
Neither were great movies, but they had their moments…
Mr. Skygack, Mar 17, 1908
Saw two earth-beings on platform, engaged in noise contest ~~ Male earth-being hugged and scraped oddly shaped screech-screech object, while female manipulated thump-thump contrivance ~~ Male was disguised with lion-brute’s mane ~~ Large crowd of dreamy-eyed earth-beings sat by in awe-struck attitudes.
Peugeot, 1925
This non-amphibious “hybrid” boat-car was made by the French Peugeot company was boat hull mounted on a car chassis with a propeller, but no drive shaft. It was used as a mean of advertising their nautical branch, Peugeot Nautica.
