Match stick

Fathers’ Day was not long after summer break started, and I was trying to figure out something I could do for my father. That was when my brother, Albert, came to me and said he had a great idea; something we could do that would be a wonderful gift for Dad. “You know how the garbage has piled up in the garage? We’ll take it out to the field on the edge of the desert and burn it." I had to admit that it sounded like a great gift.

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Love hurts. I need to numb the pain.

TWO (2) boxes of 50 matches per box; 4.5" tall x 2.5" long x .75" wide; Decorative Box; NEW A perfect gift idea Safety matches, 50 sticks per box

Until the mid-1800s, lighting a fire was a painstaking and frustrating process. Tinder---shredded wood pulp, dried grass or wool---had to be ignited with sparks created by striking a coarse stone against steel then stoked with oxygen into a small flame until hot enough to light firewood. Matches were an improvement but often dangerous, because they were made with highly combustible yellow phosphorus. The safety match was invented by a Swedish professor in 1844 and is still in use today. You…

Could there be a lovelier box of matches?From Kenneth Turner.

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