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my1035.com | Rob Carroll |Stephen Lenz
It's hard to believe you could, at one time, get rewarded for smoking. Even while anti-smoking campaigns were blasted across TV in the 1990s, smokers could earn clothing, camping equipment, and even coffee pots from buying more cigarettes. How Marlboro Miles WorkedThe Marlboro Miles program was a popular promotion throughout the '90s and early 2000s. Each pack or carton of Marlboro cigarettes came with a specific number of miles listed on the box.
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my1035.com | Rob Carroll
There is a massive room inside McDonald's world headquarters filled with toys, costumes and restaurant nostalgia that the public rarely gets to see. The company makes its headquarters in Chicago's West Loop neighborhood with more than 2,000 employees working out of the building.
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mooseradio.com | Rob Carroll
Costco is rapidly expanding its gas operations, including building new stations in cities where it currently doesn't have stores. Costco Member Benefits For GasBeing a Costco member has its perks, especially when it comes to filling up your car with gas. Costco often has stations situated just outside their stores where members can purchase gas, often at a fairly decent price compared to nearby competition. The chain also offers 5% cash back rewards on gas for Costco credit card holders.
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mooseradio.com | Rob Carroll
Halfway into 2025, and we already have a good idea of what the most popular baby names of the year will be. Website Tracks Baby NamesBabyCenter.com, a website that provides resources for pregnancy and parenting, recently released its list of the top baby names of the year. This list represents the most registered baby names among parents who have signed up on the site.
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caspercowboy.com | Rob Carroll
LAKE COW BACON: "Lake cow bacon, made from the delicious, hyacinth-fed hippopotamus of Louisiana's lily-fringed streams, should soon be obtainable from the Southern packing houses. Properly seeded, Southern streams and marshes will grow thirty to fifty tons of hyacinth to the acre, and on 6,400,000 now useless acres in the Gulf States 1,000,0000 tons of the most delicious of flesh foods, worth $100,000,000 may be grown yearly," reports a New York Times article published April 12, 1910.
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