Odd facts about religions and world figures
The article lists diverse claims from religion to demographics including Confucianism Buddhism and Taoism in China. It mentions 48 million Mohammie clans and over 42 000 mosques in the country including Manchuria and speculates about 400 to 500 Stradivarius violins with about a third in the United States. It notes Nome Alaska once Anyi City Cape Nome and a Maine battleship side plate shipment weighing 99 tons. It describes the Amazon basin navigable 15 814 miles and the Amazon itself 1 700 miles and states 83 000 000 men hold United States insurance policies.
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Nome
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Carolina Gamecocks Name For Gen Sumter Honored
Gen Thomas Sumter, known as the Carolina Gamecock for his courage against Britain after Charleston fell in 1780, is noted in a historic attribution. Separately, a claim about snakes and fangs is described amid unrelated weathered text. A Chicago cargo plane plant reportedly used over 27 million feet of lumber, the largest single-building wood usage.
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South Carolina
Charleston
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