Virginia Protective Force nears full organization plan
General Goodwyn reports the Virginia Protective Force nearing completion with 46 companies to be formed from Danville to Winchester and 200 officers, tasked to train and stand ready in state defense. Enlistment is open to veterans with expanded age limits, and uniforms with rifles and ammunition are being issued for Memorial Day displays.
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Imperial beard fashion traced to Napoleon style
The text explains that a beard style shaved on the chin with the rest of facial hair removed is called an imperial. It credits Emperor Napoleon III with popularizing the look.
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Inventions of Torture Turned on their Creators
The Regent Morton of Scotland who invented the Maiden was the first to be beheaded. The Bishop associated with iron cakes was shut away in his own device. Hugues Aubriot, builder of the Bastille, became a prisoner in his creation. The director of Saint Catherine's diabolical instrument also found himself on his own machine.
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