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Volume 4 NOVEMBER, 1934 Number 6 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION A 92-Year Old Lead Roof at Fort Pulaski, Georgia. by Ralston L a ttimor i IN 1842 a sheet lead covering was laid over the I roofs of the casemates of Fort Pulaski, which is located on Cockspur Island in the mouth of the Savannah Riser, Georgia.

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Effective June 1, the State of Maryland nade it unlawful to sell toys and rlsythir.es, including children's furniture, finished with any material containing "lead or other substance of a poisonous nature from contact with which children may he in juriously affected,* unless such articles are so labeled as to show that the finish contains lead or other poisonous substance.

" Time, April 27, 1936 I i i. i v era mm A full fltr npndmrritm /mbtm fisimtrwg, furframing, FXJZE urn r#fMi/ WHITE LEAD SAILED THE SEAS 2,000 YEARS AGO When magnificent galleys proudly swept the seasin .in white lead chemistry.

Volume 3 JULY/ 1933 Number 4 First Presbyterian Church, Huntington, Long Island, N.

JANUARY, 1939 Number 1 Reusing Calking Lead Saves Money for Springfield, III.

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