For 95 years, a small number of documents related to invisible ink were national security-classified material and unavailable to the public. Believed to have been the oldest documents still classified by the United States, they detail German secret ink formulas developed during World War I. They were approved for release in the year 2011. This document is a translation from French and describes the method of causing invisible ink to appear.
Farmerettes float in the Independence Day Parade, New York City
The Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)
