In 1913, an Ohio couple sent their eight-month-old son to his grandmother through the postal service; the baby weighed just under the parcel limit and the journey cost only 15 cents

Can you imagine sending your precious baby through post? Back in the olden days, travel wasn’t as cheap and convenient as it is today. So, parents had to get a little creative to save a quick buck. But one child’s parents took penny-pinching a bit too far.In January 1913, Jesse and Mathilda Beagle of Ohio…

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An 82-year-old Florida man has spent seven decades collecting magazines, photographs and celebrity memorabilia; his one-man museum now includes a thank-you letter from Elizabeth Taylor

Scaglione’s collection documents defining American moments, from the moon landing to Kennedy’s assassination and 9/11 Others preserve old photos because they are sentimental. Others save a magazine because it reminds them of a certain time. But for Rudy Scaglione, collecting is a lifelong pursuit, a personal archive of seven decades of pop culture, Hollywood history…

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Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter list $3.2 million Mar Vista home for sale weeks after 13-year-old daughter Fiona’s death; the couple purchased the 3,239-square-foot property for $3.15 million in March 2025

Chad Lowe and Kim Painter purchased the spacious property for $3.15 million in March 2025. It has reportedly received an offer from a prospective buyer. (Photo: Instagram/Backgrid) Actor Chad Lowe and his wife, Kim Painter, have put their Mar Vista home on the market for $3.249 million, less than three weeks after the death of…

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    Manufacturing divide: 10% factories account for 72% output

    Smaller factories dominate India’s manufacturing base but lag sharply in output and productivity. NEW DELHI: India’s manufacturing sector suffers from fragmentation, with a small minority of large establishments driving output, while thousands of medium and small units are burdened with debt and low productivity.Large factories, employing over 200 workers, account for 10.4% of total operational…

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    In 2020, an Idaho condominium association changed owners’ common-property shares and rental and boat-mooring rules; an October 30 Supreme Court ruling revived a challenge to the ownership allocations despite an 88% vote

    The Idaho Supreme Court has brought a legal challenge by condominium owners back to life over disputed changes to shared property ownership. The court ruled that even a large majority vote cannot override laws that protect individual property rights. According to legal documents published by Justia Law, the state’s highest court issued its ruling on…

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