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A recommendation from the "Healthiest Girl" who was judged the "perfect girl of 350,000" women in a health contest 100 years ago. From the Evening Star, December 6, 1924.

"Real Reindeer Draw Sleigh of Santa Claus In Nome, Alaska." Looks like it was a warm winter for them back on Christmas day in 1924. And, "a local hospital was without patients...for the first time in many months." Source: Atlanta Tri-Weekly Journal (Atlanta, Ga.), 27 Dec. 1924.

"Poor George Didn't Enjoy the Motor Ride." A comic from Punchinello's Hourglass published in the Ottumwa Tri-Weekly Courier (Ottumwa, Iowa) on December 29, 1903.

"Broker Ends Life At Dinner Table." From The Omaha Morning Bee (Omaha, Neb.), December 14, 1924.

"Seventeen Hogs Killed By Bolt of Lightning." From the Atlanta Tri-Weekly Journal (Atlanta, GA), December 13, 1924.

"Hurrah!! Christmas Is Coming." From The Saratoga Sun (Saratoga, Wyo.), December 11, 1924.

"To Kill Cockroaches, Give Them Pneumonia." From the Detroit Times, December 13 1912.

"Lioness Loose In Town." Scary incident. From The Prescott Daily News (Prescott, Ark.), June 14, 1915.

Are you looking for gift suggestions for Christmas? The Seattle Star published some interesting gift ideas on December 19, 1924. Which of these gifts would you like to receive on Christmas?

"Could you pass a Russian test in American history?" Soviet exam questions from the 1960s. Source: Evening Star (Washington, D.C.), June 4, 1961.