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    NPR News Nuggets: A Euro Mystery, Cold Climbing & Pumpkin Madness

    by Wynne Davis Sep 24, 2017 2 minutes
    It's officially fall. In case you haven't found a pumpkin spice product that you like, one company has created a spray to add some flavor to any item. / Matt Cardy / Getty Images

    Here's a quick roundup of some of the mini-moments you may have missed on this week's Morning Edition.

    Not quite a pot of gold

    Clogged toilets are nasty things from which nothing good comes. That's unless what's clogging the toilet is money, which just raiseshost Mary Louise Kelly said on Tuesday, Geneva prosecutors are investigating after shredded money appeared in a number of plumbing systems. They're interested in the motive, but not as much as they're interested in where the money came from. The , but luckily quite a few cases are solved when people follow the money. Although, this particular case involves some soggy notes.

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