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Don’t Let Retirement Arrive Before You Do These 13 Things
Think retirement is when you’ll finally chase your dreams? Think again. Here are things you should start now before your patience and knees run out.
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12 odd traditions Americans invented that faded away
Americans once swallowed goldfish and bizarre weddings for fun. These utterly wild traditions vanished. But not for the reasons you’d think. Let's find out.
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Research says don’t wait until 60 to fix these 12 health problems
You may feel fine now, but hidden health issues could already be changing your body. These twelve risks don’t wait until you turn 60. Get them checked now.
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12 bridges in America with quirky histories
Bridges that hum or collapse. There are even bridges that lead nowhere at all. Here are the bizarre stories behind America’s strangest crossings.
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13 airports with strange and unusual records
There are airports with waterfalls and railways on the runway. One airport is on a sinking island. Here are the strangest records held by airports.
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13 odd rules from early American schools
Thirteen bizarre rules once shaped early American classrooms, from odd punishments to strict codes of behavior. Discover all 13 strange school rules in history.
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13 places in America where animals outnumber people
Wild horses, walruses, moose, and millions of bats thrive where people barely exist. These 13 places prove animals still rule parts of America.
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The U.S. law that once banned Christmas celebrations
In 1659, Massachusetts fined anyone celebrating Christmas. Learn why Puritans banned the holiday and how long the ban lasted, as well as when it ended.
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Why smoking was marketed as a cure for asthma
Cigarettes as medicine? That's right. Doctors once encouraged them for asthma relief. The story of why it all went wrong is almost unbelievable.
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The fading pride of owning a set of encyclopedias
Encyclopedias ruled living rooms for decades. Then something unexpected knocked them off the shelf. Here's the lowdown on what exactly happened.