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The IT File featured image for "The Wounds That Glowed," depicting a sepia battlefield with glowing craters and a lone medic in the aftermath of battle.

The Wounds That Glowed

After the Battle of Shiloh, some wounded soldiers reported a strange blue-green glow around their injuries. Those who glowed appeared to heal faster. More than a century later,

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Mystery at the Docks: Missing Cargo The Mechanism Explained

An operator at the Marconi station, transmitting signals to ships far at sea. I t was not so long ago that the very notion of sending messages without…

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Mayor’s Grand Banquet a Resounding Success

An operator at the Marconi station, transmitting signals to ships far at sea. I t was not so long ago that the very notion of sending messages without…

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