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A chronicle of the history of a conditional Russian city, in which the funny is mixed with the terrible. Saltykov-Shchedrin writes a satire on contemporary Russia under the guise of a satire on Russian history - and creates a satire on Russian eternity.

A chronicle of the history of the conditional Russian city of Glupov and a chronicle of the reign of grotesque, disgusting and intimidating mayors. Foolov is looking for a prince for himself, suffers from mechanical cries of "I will not tolerate" and "I will ruin", bakes pies according to the charter, goes through a period of idolatry, turns into a barracks, burns, starves and drowns. The "History of a City" is often seen as a fantastic satire on the history of Russia, but behind this meaning lies another one: Shchedrin's book is about the "Russian inescapable", about the non-historical, fatal features of the national mentality. Starting as a farce, by the end of the "History of a City" reaches the scope of an eschatological dystopia.

History was in these years a particularly active means of agitation and propaganda. It is perfectly understandable, therefore, that Shchedrin, too, chose the historical form for his political satire on modernity. The very choice of the chronicle form with constant quotations from the chronicle allegedly found in the city archive of Foolov was suggested to Shchedrin by numerous publications of old manuscripts and materials.

But while working on The History of a City, Shchedrin used not only historical materials; he also relied on some literary works.

Initially, chicken dishes were served fried in an ordinary iron pan, but the cooking process itself took 35 minutes, which is a very long time. On the other hand, Sanders also did not want to cook the chicken in advance, since not everything could be sold before the end of the working day and the dishes went to waste. Deep-frying could be the way out, however, according to the founder of the company, this method of cooking made the chicken too dry, tough, and the uniformity of roasting left much to be desired.

In 1934, Sanders purchased another gas station. It was larger, so the entrepreneur managed to organize a dining room for 6 tables. It was then that Sanders began to serve fried chicken dishes as one of the dishes in the institution. In 1937, a 142-seat restaurant was opened and a roadside motel purchased, which was renamed the Sanders Yard and Café.

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And in 1830, the first full-fledged manicure set appeared - it was created by the doctor of the French King Louis Philippe. After the monarch's finger became inflamed due to a carelessly torn off burr, he was supposed to properly care for the nails and skin around.

In the Middle Ages, manicure, on the contrary, was associated with evil spirits. It got to the point that the Inquisition declared this procedure sinful. But after some time, everything changed - and well-groomed nails again became one of the integral attributes of the appearance of noble persons.

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The journey from Astrakhan to Perm lasted four months for a pit bull terrier named Sam.

The dog got lost at the train station in Astrakhan. Heartbroken owner Alexander Petrov did everything to find her. "I had all my thoughts only about my Sam: where is he, what's wrong with him," the owner recalled. But the dog sank into the water.

One day, Alexander came across an ad on the Internet that said that a dog had been found at a railway station in Perm. And her photograph was given. Alexander immediately recognized Sam. It turned out that the dog ran after the train in which the owner left. She covered 1.5 thousand kilometers, crossed the country from south to north.