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  • futility closet Sidney Cotton risked his life to gather aerial photos during World War II Futility Closet
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  • futility closet Between 1856 and 1889, a mysterious leather-clad man walked the roads of Connecticut and New York Futility Closet
  • futility closet Englishman Nathaniel Courthope spent four years defending a tiny island's nutmeg from the Dutch Futility Closet
  • futility closet One night in July 1904, H. Rider Haggard dreamed that his daughter's dog was dying Futility Closet
  • futility closet In 1945, a U.S. Army transport plane crashed in the highlands of New Guinea Futility Closet
  • futility closet In the 1920s, painters of luminous watch dials began to fall mysteriously ill Futility Closet
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  • futility closet In 1864, two ships were wrecked on the same remote island. Unaware of each other, their crews struggled to survive Futility Closet
  • futility closet In 1959, Marine pilot William Rankin parachuted through a violent thunderstorm Futility Closet
  • futility closet Six lateral thinking puzzles Futility Closet
  • futility closet In 1850, a Nile hippo created a stir when it arrived at the London Zoo Futility Closet
  • futility closet Did an 1860 ad for Pony Express riders say "Orphans Preferred"? Futility Closet
  • futility closet In 1818, John Cleves Symmes Jr. declared that the earth was hollow Futility Closet
  • futility closet In 1857, guests at Washington D.C.'s National Hotel began to come down with a mysterious illness Futility Closet
  • futility closet It's still uncertain who fired the shot that killed Manfred von Richthofen Futility Closet
  • futility closet In 1917 two English girls came home with a photograph of fairies Futility Closet
  • futility closet In 1898 a Belgian ship was frozen into the ice off the coast of Antarctica Futility Closet
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