Thursday, April 10, 2014
Today -100: April 10, 1914: Cigars vs. dirigible, the battle of the phallic symbols
A suffragette smashes a porcelain saucer in the British Museum, because justice.
Headline of the Day -100: “Cigar Wrecks a Dirigible.” An Italian military airship, built by public subscription, landed due to motor damage. A crowd gathered, and some moron ignored warnings against lighting the aforementioned cigar.
German sailors are laughing at the US Navy: German sailors can drink as much beer aboard ship as they like, officers as much of any kind of booze.
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