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From Misplaced Pages's newest articles:

• ... that nearly 10% of dog attacks in the United States were caused by canines trained to be attack dogs (pictured)?

• ... that in 2006 the Philadelphia City Council proclaimed "Edie Huggins Day" in honor of her 40th anniversary as a reporter and journalist for WCAU-TV?

• ... that Ross Jenkins played for Watford F.C. when they were both bottom and top of The Football League?

• ... that Manhattan's Rose Hill neighborhood was the original site of Madison Square Garden, where millionaire Harry K. Thaw killed architect Stanford White over Evelyn Nesbit?

• ... that California's Gold Country quartz-mining industry was precipitated by a quartz gold discovery on Gold Hill?

• ... that although Brendan Nash was born and grew up in Australia, he qualifies to play international cricket for the West Indies because his father, who represented Jamaica at the Olympics, is of Jamaican origin?

• ... that the Kirkfield Lift Lock is located at the highest section of the Trent-Severn Waterway?

• ... that an artificial island built in 2006 in Kamfers Dam, Kimberley, has become one of six breeding colonies of lesser flamingoes in the world, and the only one in South Africa?

• ... that U.S. Army Brigadier General James Dalton II was one of only 11 US general officers killed in action during World War II?