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Author: Erik Loomis

Clown Show Day

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On January 3, 2012
I wish everyone a happy Clown Show Day. The Iowa caucuses have as strong a predictive power for the Republican nomination as I do in the LGM bowl pool. Notable Iowa winners like Mike Huckabee and surprise competitors like Pat Robertson and Pat Buchanan have...
"The earthquake and fire in San Francisco was a terrible blow, but the menace of tyrannical organized labor is a blight and curse from which the city is now staggering and reeling like a drunken man." The Timberman, July 1907. Very classy. Note--The Timberman was...
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Essence of Grouse

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On December 31, 2011
Here's another menu from the New York Public Library historical menu collection. This is from the Third Panel Sheriff's Jury of New York County dinner, February 20, 1900. I don't know which soup to choose, the green turtle or the essence of grouse. The rest...

Border Fence

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On December 31, 2011

Another good piece on the worthlessness of the border fence. The fence itself just forces people desperate to cross into more dangerous and life-threatening situations. Undocumented immigration has declined the.

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Historical Menus

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On December 30, 2011
I love historical menus. The New York Public Library has a fantastic selection up, asking for people to check the transcriptions. This might mean there are some check marks over menu items, but you can click those off and get a sense of what restaurants...
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