Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for November 28, 2016

Poor Josephine.

Wacky doesn’t begin to to explain Josephine.

She got to choose the subject.

Roads were probably worse then, but why does it take 5,500 miles to drive 3,000 miles?

Josephine atleast found people that agreed with her views.

Did Josephine also had her butler perform for her guests like in “Dinner for One”?

Did her guests get food while people out in the streets were hungry?

Josephines says you’re just jealous because the voices only talk to me.

in 1916 , that glass ceiling was so far up , it was obscured by clouds

I suppose they used sailors so it would wave better…?

During the World War I era, photographers Arthur S. Mole and John D. Thomas made a number of images using people. A Google image search of the phrase “human statue of liberty” will return images of the Statue of Liberty, the Liberty Bell, Woodrow Wilson, the Marine Corps emblem, and others. There have also been similar treatments of the flags of different nations. One of the difficult parts in making such a photo is to account for perspective, the parts of the image furthest from the camera taking many more people than the parts of the image closest to the camera.

Somebody needs to get a life.

No arguments at Josephine’s dinner party!

What did Josephine do with the leftovers…..?

Too many stars on a 1917 flag

The Van Buren sisters started the Hell’s Belles motorcycle gang.

A vicious horde of marauding women who raped and plundered unsuspecting and innocent men during the 1920s.

Is it just me, or is this one of the most depressing “Believe it or Not’s” ever?