16 Vintage Photos of Labor Day Celebrations
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"It is rather pleasant to dismiss the servants and to wait on one’s self at breakfast."
"His head being laid on one chair, and his feet on another, four people (fourteen stone each) sat upon his body, which he heaved at pleasure."
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For history buffs who won't settle for a trip to the museum or a good book, the Internet offers a treasure trove of artifacts you can own—if you've got significant money to spend.
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In 1999, the White House sealed these items in a time capsule that won't be opened until 2100. Can't wait that long? Here's what's inside.
American coasters weren’t always scream machines. They evolved over time, with specific coasters paving the way for those that followed. Ten rides in particular show how coasters in the United States went from humble beginnings to the towering speed demon
Does Leads PB chemical symbol drive you crazy? Well, theres actually some reasoning behind it.