In February 1919, just a few months after World War 1 ended, a story appeared in the UK's Manchester Guardian called “World War No. 2.”

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Instead of using reading as a way to earn prizes, this vending machine teaches that reading is the prize.
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A study of 11 major and 12 regional airlines found that airplane water quality is getting harder to swallow.