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May 25, 1923: Bohemian Flats women defy eviction notice
"Women of the flats stood guard over their thresholds while police attempted to eject them for failure to pay rent on the grounds on which the dwellings stand. A near-riot was halted when a second court order was served on police, ordering a stay of the ejections."
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Feb. 14, 1885: Some valentines 'are simply vile and they become worse every year'
"The designs this year," said a dealer in speaking of the trade, "are if anything, prettier than ever; everything runs to flowers, the old style of paper lace with bleeding hearts and dagger accompaniments have almost gone out of date. Some of the more elaborate like this one (holding up a magnificent design of plush) come us high as $20, but a girl has got to be pretty solid to receive as costly a token as this."
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Feb. 18, 1936: My bloody valentine
In far harder times — the Great Depression — a blood-covered plate teeming with germs was apparently an acceptable valentine.
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Dec. 14, 1980: Ahmad Rashad's 'miracle catch' at Met Stadium
The Vikings trailed Cleveland by a point, 23-22, and Tommy Kramer had just launched a pass from the Browns' 46-yard line into the right corner of the end zone, with four seconds showing on the scoreboard clock.
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Jan. 22, 1922: An organ grinder's despair
A Minneapolis sewer worker despondent over the abduction and death of his performing monkey braces himself for a far more painful loss.
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