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A Brief History of the Harmonica

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(via Smithsonian) How the world’s handiest instrument took over American music

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(via Mental Floss) Caroline Herschel (1750–1848) was a German astronomer who made major contributions to science—though her work was often

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(via Atlas Obscura) A smoky-sweet flavor, courtesy of an invasive species.

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(via Smithsonian) Whether wildlife refuge, research destination or restored traditional homeland, the fate of Nomans Land is up for debate

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(via Listverse) Talking is not just about communication. It also affects the way that we see color and how well

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(via Mental Floss) No matter which popular author you disdain, you’re bound to find yourself in good company: There’s no

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(via Smithsonian) In 1910, Orville and Wilbur Wright hired an Ohio seamstress, who is only now being recognized as the

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(via Mental Floss) It’s said that everyone gets to be a bit Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. In that case,

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(via Atlas Obscura) A small town in western New York loves its lake monster despite a shady past.

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(via Mental Floss) Most people know the story of Venetian explorer Marco Polo bringing noodles back home from China. It’s

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(via Listverse) Humans are generally pretty weak animals. If you cut off your finger you are not getting it back

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(via Atlas Obscura) As well as smaller bergs that can be more dangerous to ships.