Plymouth Rock Splits Again Before Tercentenary
Plymouth Rock was split in two during removal from its bed, a renewed break after previous repairs. Police guarded the scene to deter souvenir hunters as participation by Plymouth schoolchildren was barred due to scarlet fever fears.
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Congress May Have World's Largest Book
The House passed a bill to bind all federal civil statutes into a single volume with an index. The proposed book would run about 3,000,000 words, and some members of Congress believe it would be the largest book in existence.
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