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The Man in Stripes

He doesn’t wear a helmet, but he’s running alongside the biggest guys in the NFL every football Sunday. cheap nfl jerseys He’s the man in stripes…

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His “Off-Farm” Job

Some folks take a second job to make ends meet.cheap nfl jerseys  Sometimes that second job is something folks are really passionate about, that makes…

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The Large Windmill of Elk Horn

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Losing Traditions

When a couple marries they often incorporate traditions from both of their families.  But for the immigrants from this nation, they found they were losing…

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 The Danes Come to America

Immigrants from many countries came to the U.S. wholesale jerseys from chinaduring the 19th century, but the young men from this country often came because…

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The 1904 World’s Fair

Some say this event was the beginning of the ice cream cone and iced tea.  Those facts may be debated, but there’s no doubt it…

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The Unusual Marathon of 1904

It was a race like none other.  The Olympic marathon of 1904 featured a runner who hoped a ride, two runners without shoes and a…

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The Unusual Olympics of 1904

You would think hosting the World’s Fair would have been a large enough event to keep a city busy.  But then they decided to host…

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The 1904 World’s Fair

Today, St. Louis’ Forrest Park is home to several museums and plenty of green space.  Roll back the clock over a century and you would…

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The Cemetery that Drew a Crowd

Most cemeteries are peaceful memorials to those who have passed.  That was the case here, until one of the newly interred brought so many visitors,…

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