The Nestles haven't run Nestle since 1875.
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A WW2 observation pilot, bored of not being in combat, decided to strap 6 bazookas to his plane. He destroyed several enemy tanks and vehicles. His name was Lt. Col. Charles Carpenter, aka Bazooka Charlie / The Mad Major.
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In 1982, a high school student from Los Angeles, California unscrambled the Rubik's Cube in 22.95 seconds.
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Until the nineteenth century, solid blocks of tea were used as money in Siberia.
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The Mint once considered producing doughnut-shaped coins!
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The U.S. motto, 'In God We Trust', was not adopted as the national slogan until 1956.
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The first semi-permanent settlements appeared in Florida around 5000 B.C.
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Tablecloths were originally meant to serve as towels with which guests could wipe their hands and faces after dinner.
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