Lindberghs Narrow Escape From Fog in Courageous Descent
The article recounts Charles A Lindbergh’s perilous 1925 flight through thick fog near Marseilles, detailing a near crash when gauges failed and the wind threatened, forcing a controlled descent into a wood, a second flare attempt, and a dramatic parachute recovery as the fuel dwindled and the engine faltered. It highlights his calm handling, the dangerous conditions, and the dramatic save that became a hallmark of his early solo aerial feats.
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Pancake order sparks baffling bill at small eatery
A reader reports a chaotic scene at Earl Barretts in Pitfield where a diner requested six pancakes and a single check for 1.29 dollars sparked confusion. The waiter delivered the pancakes and a bill, with the guest explaining the unusual pricing amid a humorous mix up of names and events in a local community column.
Coolidge Fowl in English Show Captures Public Fascination
Jim the Coolidge fowl from a Vermont farm gained fame across Kent for aggressive moods and dramatic poses. Earlier slated for slaughter, he was spared after Savoy Hotel officials deemed him too tough to eat. He led and whipped rivals at Maidstone farms and became a staple exhibit, earning the nickname The bird who beat Columbus to America.
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