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Have you ever used sugar nippers, jelly strainer stands, or asparagus tongs? If so, congratulations! You know your way around obsolete kitchen tools. If not, Bob fills you in on this and much more in the News of the Week.
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The etymology of “yacht” is pretty straightforward, but the story of the Royal Navy’s first yacht isn’t. You’ll get both in our latest In a Word.
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The Joy Buzzer helped to pull the S.S. Adams Company through the Depression. Mr. Adams did not lay off a single hand or cut wages.
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New research says plants could free up a great deal of oil that is being used in non-fuel applications.
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New cartoon collection: Yer out!
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How two people with opposing views found a way to work together.
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You learn to let go of hope, or you get crushed.
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I have come to this one-square-mile town of 840 full-time residents – which swells to tens of thousands during the summer tourist season – to get a sense of everyday Amish life.
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Geronimo lived the latter half of his life as a public spectacle, becoming a curiosity for local tourists while imprisoned in Florida.
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Rosa doesn’t need a new home, so what is she shopping for as she moves from open house to open house on Sunday afternoons? Find out in this week’s #NewFictionFriday story, Alain Kerfs’s “Someone an Awful Lot Like Me”.
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We’re really just here to enjoy two attractive people sneaking around, saying snappy dialogue, and flying off to exotic locales. Check, check, and check.
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In the news of the week ending June 5, 2026, are Hurricane Nana, the best vampire movie, and some luscious lemon recipes.
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This off-grid destination tucked into the Brooks Range operates wilderness retreats from yoga to dog mushing to skiing and snowboarding.
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Apparently, I can buy sharp knives and painkillers and dangerous, corrosive cleaning fluids and not have to prove my age, but buying cough medicine is beyond the pale.
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New cartoon collection: A Spate of Waiters
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Pinkerton’s first female detective claimed that she could worm out secrets in many places where it would be impossible for male detectives to go.
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Here are three common vacation scams and how you can avoid them.
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On World Milk Day, we share some of our favorite dairy-themed covers.
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A system built to control one group never limits itself.
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“When I arrived here, I hoped I could find some link with what I was told America was like. I cannot understand how people, believing they belong to the greatest nation on this Earth, can tolerate such lowly practices.”
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