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Seemingly impervious to injury or illness, Yankee slugger Lou Gehrig never missed a game.
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Pulitzer prize winner & Nobel laureate, Eugene O’Neill revolutionized the American stage.
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The first white Americans to settle in the Islands arrived in the 1820s.
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Max Schmeling convinced the U.S. Olympic Committee to attend the 1936 Olympic games.
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In 1925, the “Scopes Monkey Trial” pit traditional Christian beliefs against evolution.
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In April 1933, the Barrow gang holed up in Joplin, Missouri for a break from the road.
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In 1898, the Supreme Court ruled that Wong Kim Ark had acquired U.S. citizenship at birth.
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The Ringling Brothers expanded from a tiny regional circus to this large traveling circus.
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Revisit the heyday of America’s traveling circus and meet the showmen who created it.