Prisoner of War Tunnel at Libby Prison Described
An insurgent wartime account details a tunnel escape from Libby Prison in 1864. It chronicles a perilous, months long plan led by prisoners including Rose and others, the tunneling effort under warehouse floors, guards and shared hunger, eventual breakout, and pursuit through the streets toward safety and recapture attempts, with references to Union officers and Confederate guards.
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Panama Hat Origins and Oddities From Ecuador's Looms
A fragmented account notes Ecuador as the home of the Panama hat, detailing weaving in remote regions and warnings about production shifts. It mentions farmers, export concerns, and the colorful trade lore surrounding this iconic headwear.
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