Suzy Lamplugh Fri, Dec 5, 1986 – 6 · The Guardian (London, Greater London, England) · Newspapers.com Disappearance On July 28, 1986, real estate agent
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From the pages of a 1906 issue of The Checotah Times comes this peculiar defense of “bald-headed bridegrooms.” A Bald Head Shines Like a Good Deed in
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On January 9, 1861, “Florida Secedes” appears in newspaper headlines. January 9 in Headlines Wed, Jan 9, 1861 – 1 · The Daily Exchange (Baltimore,
This “aged mother” wanted to be the flirt she once was again, but her daughters found the cost too high. Found in the papers of
Some things are so culturally ubiquitous that we rarely think to wonder where they came from. Children’s games fall under this category quite often (Ring
Toasts, resolutions, and kisses on the hour are some of the biggest traditions associated with New Year’s Eve. However, they are just some of many.
With all the feasting that accompanies the holiday season, there are bound to be leftovers a-plenty. This newspaper article from 1945 has some tips and
Ever wonder about the origin of certain words or names? Boxing Day, for example, may conjure up images of rope-lined rings and gloved fists. But
If you are a fan of both Christmas and your cat, this one’s for you! A Christmas tree fit for a queen—or at least for