CARTOON 08-03-2020

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1. Gerald Ford's 895-day-long presidency was the shortest in U.S. history for any president who did not die in office. 2. In medieval England, eels were used as currency, specifically for rental agreements. 3. A decree issued by Pope Gregory IX in 1233 raised superstitions about black cats, leading to mass exterminations of the felines and possibly causing an increase in plague-carrying rats!

Source: CARTOON 08-03-2020

Featured in Ripley’s Believe It or Not!
In medieval England, eels were used as currency, specifically for rental agreements.
Source: CARTOON 08-03-2020