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A Smile Cost Nothing….
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Paul Hines (1852-1935) He had 13 “firsts” in his Career
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Send Those Children Back, Oh Wait…
Send Those Children Back, Oh Wait… Children coming to the United States without their parents have been coming in since at least 1892. On the day Ellis Island opened, January 1, 1892, the first person in line was Annie Moore and her two brothers that had traveled from Ireland. Being the first, she was given…

Liking me some hockey….
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Do Political Candidates Just Flat-Out Lie?
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