May 26, 2026
Tag: Steamship Poscards
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October 18, 1925
The last day of the S.S. Comanche
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In the last two decades of the 19th century and well into the 1930s, the best route to Florida was by sea on a ship operated by the Clyde Steamship Company. Clyde was a transportation line connecting New York City with several ports in Florida, but primarily Jacksonville. William “Bill” Clyde founded the company in
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September 1, 2022 2 Comments
This is a silly example of how to gather information for a postcard biography. By creating a scripted dialog comprised of questions asked at a dinner table, more success will be had than if the same questions were asked in an interrogation on a witness stand. People are quite prone to talk about themselves when they have a spoon, a knife, or a fork as a defensive weapon.