Roosevelt and Jefferson Bust Mix Up in Paris
In Paris last week Theodore Roosevelt was presented with a bust of Thomas Jefferson by mistake instead of one of Abraham Lincoln. The incident riffs on language failures and political histories, noting Roosevelt’s ties to Federalism and contrasts with U.S. views on Jefferson and the French during early diplomacy.
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Halley's Comet Inspires Awe In Georgia Snow Show
The article notes Halley's Comet's periodic return every 75 years and links its appearance to public belief in its influence on weather. It mentions a novel sight of snow in Georgia on the 25th of April and the broader historic reach of the comet’s impact.
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Halley's comet sparks superstitious awe in old lore
A historical column links Halley's comet to a long list of major world events, noting how people have long tied celestial appearances to unprecedented happenings. The piece suggests superstition grows as the comet returns and speculates its relation to current weather.
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