The most bizarre stories in the world in 250 years

The most bizarre stories 250 years
04/10/2014 00:01 AM (GMT + 7)
Strange story
-Brown the chest, the unworthy coffin becomes a killer, while a lobster saves a woman.

In Rona Levin's book, the author brings together a myriad of strange stories in the history of the press for over 250 years. There are many typical stories such as cardigan, coffin, lobster ...

-The pot of insecticide

The story begins with Shaw, his wife Thomas Shaw, who sells fabrics. On September 11, 1830, she cooked lamb for her family. However, unfortunately, she used a pan that had been used for asbestos removal a few days before.

Miss Shaw and her son had eaten this dish before she remembered that the pan had been used for deep pesticides. As a result, Shaw went away in pain on Saturday evening, and her son was able to wash his gut in time to save his life.

The killer is a brassiere
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Dorothea Posthelwaite, the first daughter of a respected and wealthy New Town merchant.

On June 25, 1870, she suddenly died at her father's house. It is reported that, while dancing with her fiancé, she turned to gasp, swaying and fainted. After examination, the doctor said, Posthelwaite was killed by his tight chest.

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Strange tales also refer to the man and the coffin. A 53-year-old man, afraid to die soon. He immediately bought a polished casket, white satin, silver rim and neatly in his house.

However, as reported by the Leicester Chronicle, on the evening of 30/08/1856, he accidentally stumbled into that coffin, and put his overthrow that he died of suffocation.

-body without nose

A club "No nose", founded by a man eccentric. He invites people who have lost their noses for the aftermath of syphilis to meet each other's needs each month, according to an article in the Leeds Times, 18 July 1873.

This group operated for one year until the founder died and was opposed by the community.

-Singles 30 children

Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette dated 04.24.1851 reported a respectable wife of the innkeeper gave birth to the 30th child safety throughout 43 years.

-Last death by lobster

The Edinburgh Evening News is about a woman who has an unusual pet ... lobster.

Accordingly, the woman bought a lobster for dinner on February 8, 1875. She fed the lobster to a pot of water on the stove and slept. It was fortunate that she was awakened by a strong bite from the lobster itself. She suddenly remembered the ignition stove not forgotten and extremely grateful "savior" has this big.

-From competition to real people

Also in the strange story, the Countess Wyanoff, St Petersburg surprised when married to her own servants. The story is that she accidentally saw the maid who kissed her picture deeply, according to the Yorkshire Evening Post on March 24, 1899.

However, instead of punishing or firing him, she plunges to her neck and makes a sweet kiss on the servant.