Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-04-29

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The image shows a "Report of Inspector" form filled out by William Jones for the week ending July 6, 1912. The form is divided into several sections. The top section has columns for "N.B.", "P.", "F.", "O.B.", "D.", "B.", "S.", "V.", "V.R.", "C.", "C.R.", "N.B. V.", "N.B. V.R.", "Total", and "Ret'd for Cor". Each row represents a day of the week from Monday to Saturday with corresponding numbers filled in. The totals for each column are provided at the bottom.

The lower section of the form is a "Time Card" with columns for "Time Card", "Arrived at Office", "Arrived at Site", "Stopped Work At", "Absent", "Assigned to Duty In", "State Nature of Special Assignment", and "Expense Account". The rows again represent the days of the week. The arrival and departure times are recorded, along with the locations where Jones worked. The "State Nature of Special Assignment" section has "N.B. Inspection" listed for each day, with different car fare amounts listed in the "Expense Account" section. The total expense account for the week is given as 130.

The form number is "Form No. 3" and the print at the bottom reads "LB N.Y. Y-18920A".

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-04-29

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Overall Impression:

The image is an old, official-looking document, likely a work report or time sheet. It's handwritten and organized in a table format, indicating it's from a time when record-keeping was primarily done manually.

Key Elements:

• Header: "Report of Inspector William Jones" is the primary heading, and "For the Week Ending 7/6 1912" gives a specific date.
• Card Reports Section:
  • Columns labeled "N.B.", "P.", "F.", "O.B.", "D.", "B.", "S.", "V.", "V.R.", "C.", "C.R.", "N.B.V", "N.B.V.R.", "TOTAL", and "RET'D FOR COR"
  • Rows for each day of the week (Monday to Saturday), showing numerical data, likely related to the inspector's activities.
  • A "TOTALS" row summing up the week's figures.
• Time Card Section:
  • Columns labeled "ARRIVED AT OFFICE", "ARRIVED AT SITE", "STOPPED WORK AT", "ABSENT".
  • Dates: Monday to Saturday with times for arrival, site visit and work stoppage.
  • Rows to record the inspector's work hours and locations.
  • "ASSIGNED TO DUTY IN" showing locations like "Jersey City" or "Newark."
  • "STATE NATURE OF SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT" (N.B. Inspection.)
  • Expense Account: Columns for "CAR FARE", "R.R. FARE", "TOTAL", and "APP." (likely for approval).
  • "WEEKS TOTAL" indicating a cumulative expenses total.
• Format/Style: The document is printed on what appears to be aged paper, with a simple, functional design. The handwriting is neat but clear.

Inference:

• This is a detailed record of an inspector's work, including the number of reports, locations visited, and expenses.
• It is a glimpse into the administrative and organizational practices of the early 20th century.
• The locations listed ("Jersey City", "Newark") suggests that the inspector's territory was in and around New Jersey.