Posted 7 months ago
nsvmom
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The oldest of my dumpster diving newspaper finds, dated 1869. Appears to be a German language paper from Charleston, S.C.
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I KNOW! I just wish I could read German!
Looks like you hit the dumpster at just the right time! Maybe you'll be able to find someone that can help you figure out what it says? *G*
Got a kraut girl friend who can translate it but have to use a stick to prod her when she's asleep or lose fingers! I'll ask when she wakes naturally.
I may have a German speaker in mind, myself! I'll have to show it to her next time I see her!
i wished i could read german:)
Cool!!
My husband is German, but the scan is not that clear ....he could do it if you want him to, but I think 1 page should be separated into 2-3 sections to make it a little bigger
Wow! I'm anxious to see what it says. I'd love to know what it says. :-)
well, that was redundant, wasn't it!? *L*
Senchi, I'll have to do an actual scan of the first page for you so your husband can give it a glance. He might enjoy brushing up up on his German, if he doesn't have the opportunity to read it much! May take a day or two to get to it, but I'll add the photo!