Manuscript illustrating the church's teachings.

White presents a copy of the commissions report about the Northeast power failure of November 9, 1965. He ensures Senator Wilson that the report will be helpful in establishing reliable power system planning on a regional basis.

Two letters to [illegible] by the American journalist and poet.  One, dated November 1911, features an intake stamp for Selig Polyscope Co.

"Dear Sir - I can give you Oct. 23, 24 [or] 25 if you want dates," writes the American vaudeville artist, comedian and author.

Manuscripts ostensibly signed by the German Kaiser Wilhelm II, later found to be forgeries.  Also included are letters between the researchers of the manuscripts as well as newspaper articles about the findings.

Senator Wilson writes regarding minimum wage legislation.

The American senator, governor of Illinois and member of the House of Representatives writes requesting that John F. Byrne, here representing "Mr. Selig's establishment" [possibly The Selig Polyscope Company], be able to take photographs of the different conditions of water and agricultural matters. The letter also features a handwritten note by Wilson regarding the matter.

Letters from Frederick Webb Hodge, an American ethnologist with Museum of the American Indian; and George Bird Grinnell, an American ethnolgist, naturalist and author.

Letter from the American theologian, missionary and author to an unknown "sir."

Young confirms that he read a report and that all of its contents were correct.  He goes on to congratulate Mickle, in that the financial records are in good condition.