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This Day In History

Sep 14 1972
Pope John IV, abolishes the fifteen hundred year old custom of the circular haircuts for monks.
Sep 14 1940
Congress passes first peace time draft law.
Sep 14 1899
While in New York, Henry Bliss becomes first automobile fatality.
Sep 14 1892
A.P. Giannini marries Clorinda Cuneo.
Sep 14 1886
The typewriter ribbon is patented.
Sep 14 1814
Francis Scott Key writes 'The Star-Spangled Banner.'
Sep 14 1716
First lighthouse in US is lit (in Boston Harbor.)
Sep 14 1848
Alexander Stewart opens the first department store in the U.S.

Birthdays

Sep 14 1883
Margaret Sanger, feminist.
Sep 14 1867
Charles Dana Gibson, illustrator, drew the 'Gibson Girl.'