| These signs were up at Thrifty Drug & Discount for three days before they were finally removed (including the day after Thanksgiving, traditionally called the biggest shopping day in the U.S.) |
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| On This Day in Snigglery | August 2, 1877: The Kokomo Dispatch prints a long lost poem by Edgar Allan Poe, titled “Leonainie.” This turns out to be a hoax by the poet James Whitcomb Riley. (See Forgeries for more of this sort of thing) |
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