Here’s an interesting article from 1922. A man named William H. Bryson claimed to have been visited by many ghosts from his past, and all
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From the pages of The Washington Times, 1912, this clipping shows that cats can sometimes be too much to handle…especially by the dozens. Cats Cause
Punchy headlines can be great at letting you know what’s up…sometimes quite literally. This particular battle not only involves a bald eagle, but a hot
Appalling Steamboat Disaster (Sultana) Sat, Apr 29, 1865 – 1 · Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) · Newspapers.com In late April of 1865, the steamboat Sultana
Have you ever heard of Potoooooooo, famous race horse of the 18th century? Though an excellent race horse and a significant sire, he is most
As with most holidays, Easter comes with its share of unusual traditions. But while egg hunts and stealthy bunnies still remain mysteriously but firmly tied
As the premier of Game of Thrones’ final season looms, fans are feeling the tension of years of televised build up. The fantasy phenomenon first
In the early 1900s, radium was a highly popular additive in all manner of products. It was The Thing for curing what ailed you, as
From an April 2nd paper comes this jazzy announcement. In 1957, Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong attended a jazz concert to celebrate his birthday (actually his 56th).
On March 29, 1912, Captain Robert Falcon Scott of the British Antarctic Expedition made one final entry in his diary: Captain Scott’s last lines Thu,