Sample

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Copy of Radio Messages

Sir R---- B---
H. M. S. Renown,
Via Campberdown.

Will His Royal Highness the Prince honor the School for the Blind of the M. P. and the pioneer work for the blind of Canada by a brief visit to the school tomorrow. Our boys and girls aquiver with excitement at the Prince's second coming to Halifax. PERSONAL: As an old friend I would ask you to do what you can to have His Royal Highness visit the School for the Blind. It would do a power of good.

I like the idea of being aquiver with excitement myself.

As for the only other comment I have about today's researching (I'm about to go home. I got through about half a file folder):

Damn it, dead people.

I've just read something that implies that a large number of braille letters were thrown out. Or they're filed entirely separately from the other correspondence. I hope it is the latter, or the baby Anna is going to cry.

Comments

[jesse_the_k]

There's software that scans braille pages and then backtranslates them to print. ASFAICR, only the very large braille producers (e.g., APH and NBP in US) have it.

If you find that stack of braille letters, that is.

[firynze.livejournal.com]

Criminy. I really hope those letters are just being housed elsewhere...

Aquiver with excitement! I'm going to have to start using that phrase.