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Drummer boy hero: The 14-year-old Medal of Honor recipientlexingtonchronicle.com- When King George came toppling down: The original statue removallexingtonchronicle.com
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- The skinny on streaking: America bared It all for its strangest fadlexingtonchronicle.com
- One candy's messy secret: Baby Boomers helped create a classiclexingtonchronicle.com
- April, always April: America's favorite month to go to warlexingtonchronicle.com
- President for 6 minutes: The Veep who briefly outranked his bosslexingtonchronicle.com
- Tyrant of the White House kitchen: She made the President's meals miserablelexingtonchronicle.com
- Maud's boy: The movie star who wasn't the Gerber babylexingtonchronicle.com
- Parson Brownlow: The most hated man in the history of Tennesseelexingtonchronicle.com
- The original fake news: Reporter's goof made America party like crazylexingtonchronicle.com
- Lulu's lost legacy: Forgotten Queen of the Wild West showslexingtonchronicle.com
- Abraham Lincoln II: The grandson the President never metlexingtonchronicle.com
- The strange afterlife of Elmer McCurdy: From bumbling criminal to traveling corpselexingtonchronicle.com
- When the orphan train came to town: Love rolled in on steel railslexingtonchronicle.com
- The President's Cow: How a family pet almost became hamburger meatlexingtonchronicle.com
- Sgt. Stubby, canine combat hero: The lovable mutt who made America proudlexingtonchronicle.com
- How ants turned a broke GI into a millionairelexingtonchronicle.com
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