April 2012
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nascentengineer-deactivated2012 asked: You might think this to be a bit strange, but my family are Scots, and the family remedy for fever is to cut an onion in half and place both pieces under the bed of the sick person. Stranger still, I have known it to work! My great grandmother (91) still burns sulphur when anyone has "the grip."
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dannyboywrites-deactivated20120 asked: Your blog is fascinating. It excellently illustrates the truth that the past is a foreign country. Are you familiar with James Lileks? He collects lots of retro stuff and posts it on his website.
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