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4 months ago
TIL that a Louisiana man, Timothy Jackson, is serving life in prison for shoplifting a $159 jacket.
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in Jackson, LA
to r/todayilearned by Jump_Yossarian
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for TIL that Before the Civil War, uniforms were custom-sewn. Such a massive number of people had to be outfitted that uniforms needed to be mass produced. Soldiers were put into subtypes: large, medium, and small—classifications that eventually found their way to civilian clothing. image
TIL that Before the Civil War, uniforms were custom-sewn. Such a massive number of people had to be outfitted that uniforms needed to be mass produced. Soldiers were put into subtypes: large, medium, and small—classifications that eventually found their way to civilian clothing.