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• Which country has the longest phone number?

  Germany appears to have the longest telephone numbers currently in use, with 13 digits plus an international access code, thus requiring up to 18 digits when dialling from certain countries. When dialling within Germany, you have to dial the initial zero of the area code, so German domestic numbers can be 12 digits long.

• Was st antony ever written by an orthodox christian?

  Although it is not written by an Orthodox Christian, the French writer Gustave Flaubert provided an imaginative vision of St Antony in his play, The Temptation of St Antony ( La Tentation de Saint Antoine ), published in 1874. I saw the snares that the enemy spreads out over the world and I said groaning, What can get through from such snares?

• What is the best-known storybook ever written?

  Ahoy matey! The Land of Oz features the best-known storybook of all time: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, written by one-time resident, L. Frank Baum.

• What was the first song ever written about the telephone?

  Hello Frisco, Hello New York- This 1915 song actually was written to celebrate the first phone call between San Francisco and New York. I wonder how many such calls are completed every day. On the Party Line - Also of 1915 vintage, this song was written about the trials and tribulations of rural telephone service.

• When did the Ever Ready Company become ever ready?

  In 1906 the British Ever Ready Electrical Company was formed for export of batteries; it became independent in 1914. In 1914, The American Ever Ready Company became part of National Carbon Company. Hubert stayed on as the president. The trademark was shortened to Eveready.