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In a world where acts of heroism and compassion are celebrated, it’s hard to imagine a time when saving a life, especially one teetering on…

Below is an article about the name origins of some of the states. It was originally published in 1879 and include popular state names which…

In the enchanting world of card games, where strategy and chance intertwine, a myriad of superstitions float around, adding an extra layer of intrigue to…

Hailstorms have historically demonstrated their capacity to wreak havoc, transcending borders and challenging the resilience of both man-made structures and the natural world. A notable…

Libation, a ritual pouring out of a liquid or grains such as barley in honor of a deity, is an ancient practice that predates Christianity…

The following article, sourced from an 1894 edition of the Arizona Republican, delves into the etymological roots of various American town and city names, tracing…

Hypnos is a fascinating figure from Greek mythology, known as the personification of sleep. He is a primordial deity, emerging from the chaos of the…

Published in a New Jersey newspaper, 1913, the following article details how to ward off psychic and emotional vampires. The advice is spot-on for self-protection…

The phrase “hocus pocus” is famously associated with magic and illusion, often used by magicians before performing a trick. However, its origin is somewhat mysterious,…

Described at the Sherlock Holmes of Paris, a chemist studies clues left on a headless body to help determine facts about the murder. There were…