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- On Jan. 12, 1943, the Office of Price Administration announced the replacement of frankfurters/wieners with “Victory Sausages,” which were what?
- What river is mentioned in the song “Michael, Row the Boat Ashore”?
- In January 1770 the first shipment of rhubarb was sent to the USA from London; what Founding Father who in the 1720s wrote for the New England Courant had it sent?
- What is skijoring?
- On Jan. 13 in 1884 (or 1886), future vaudeville singer Sophie Tucker was born; she and her family immigrated to what city?
- In what year did the New England Patriots move from Boston to Foxborough: 1965, 1971 or 1980?
- On Jan. 14, 1954, what baseball player married actress Marilyn Monroe?
- What is the name of the skating rink at the oldest city park in the USA?
- What is the difference between an ape and a gorilla?
- What is the national organization called MADD?
- On Jan. 15, 1919, Boston’s Great Molasses Flood took place in what area that is the city’s oldest residential neighborhood?
- What 1958 winner of the Kentucky Derby is the namesake of an Australian cookie?
- On Jan. 16, 1901, Frank Zamboni was born; what is he well-known for inventing?
- What was invented first, beer or writing?
- What language is sayonara, which means goodbye?
- What is usually thought of as white but is actually naturally translucent?
- On Jan. 17, 1996, the Czech Republic applied to be in the EU; what was it once known as? (Hint: starts with a B.)
- What spiritual area is also the smallest country in the world?
- What seabird has a “wandering” species with a wingspan circumference of about 12 feet?
- On Jan. 18, 1871, Henry Bradley patented what that has been called “marge”?
