A surprising twist to a famous story! Do you know what happened to Shackleton’s other ship?
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A surprising twist to a famous story! Do you know what happened to Shackleton’s other ship?
Still curious? Read a 1917 article about the Ross Sea Party on our site: newspapers.com/clip/117237839
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Is this the best way to peel an orange?
See the 1941 kitchen tip in the Wagoner Tribune on our site:
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Is this the best way to peel an orange?
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A parade celebrating the Harlem Hellfighters was held in NYC #OnThisDay in 1919. The Hellfighters were a segregated Black U.S. Army regiment during WW1 that spent more time in combat than any other U.S. unit.
Read this New York Age article on our site: blackhistorynewspapers.newspapers.com/clip/118562062
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Anyhoo, I found my late great-grandparents' wedding announcement and learned my great-grandfather saved people from a hospital fire. Thanks, free trial!
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A parade celebrating the Harlem Hellfighters was held in NYC #OnThisDay in 1919. The Hellfighters were a segregated Black U.S. Army regiment during WW1 that spent more time in combat than any other U.S. unit.
Read this New York Age article on our site: blackhistorynewspapers.newspapers.com/clip/118562062
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The U.S. figure skating team was killed in a plane crash in Belgium #OnThisDay in 1961. All 72 people aboard the plane were killed, as was one person on the ground.
Read this article in the Cincinnati Post on our site: newspapers.com/clip/118559598
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Some of the ingredients are truly unexpected! Get people guessing your “secret ingredient" with these 10 intriguing recipes for vintage desserts!
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The U.S. figure skating team was killed in a plane crash in Belgium #OnThisDay in 1961. All 72 people aboard the plane were killed, as was one person on the ground.
Read this article in the Cincinnati Post on our site: newspapers.com/clip/118559598
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Some of the ingredients are truly unexpected! Get people guessing your “secret ingredient" with these 10 intriguing recipes for vintage desserts!
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Happy #ValentinesDay! Here's some advice from a couple who had been married 72 years when this newspaper photo was published in 1950.
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Happy #ValentinesDay! Here's some advice from a couple who had been married 72 years when this newspaper photo was published in 1950.
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Known as the “Mother of the American Valentine Industry,” Esther Howland is credited with turning Valentine’s Day cards in the United States into big business. Learn more on our blog!
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We’re still trying to figure out number 7! How to kiss according to “guidelines” from 1929.
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We’re still trying to figure out number 7! How to kiss according to “guidelines” from 1929.
Still curious? Read the original clipping on our site: newspapers.com/clip/118109651
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We're happy to announce the addition of the Tulsa World to our archives! This archive also includes issues from The Tulsa Evening Sun and The Tulsa Sentinel. Learn more on our blog!
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The New York Renaissance was the 1st Black-owned, all-Black pro basketball team. Often called the "Rens," the team was organized 100 years ago, in Feb. 1923.
This 1924 article describes one of their victories. Read it in the New York Age on our site:
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The New York Renaissance was the 1st Black-owned, all-Black pro basketball team. Often called the "Rens," the team was organized 100 years ago, in Feb. 1923.
This 1924 article describes one of their victories. Read it in the New York Age on our site:
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The Beatles made their live U.S. television debut when they appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show #OnThisDay in 1964. An estimated 73 million Americans watched the show on TV.
Read the full article in the Intelligencer Journal on our site. newspapers.com/clip/118102459
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Ration roundup: Valentine's Day menu by Mary Meade
(Chicago Tribune, Feb. 9, 1945)
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The Beatles made their live U.S. television debut when they appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show #OnThisDay in 1964. An estimated 73 million Americans watched the show on TV.
Read the full article in the Intelligencer Journal on our site. newspapers.com/clip/118102459
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80 years ago: World War 2 shoe rationing went into effect in the U.S. in February 1943, with 3 pairs allotted per person per year.
Read the article in the Decatur Daily Review on our site. newspapers.com/clip/118092298
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Fun things are found in long editions of the paper. This 5/26/1938 blurb was about my mom & grandma going downtown to meet grandpa for lunch (she's 10 years old & a school day - one of 9 kids - I don't know why!). Grandma was also Loretta.
#Genealogy #Cincinnati
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80 years ago: World War 2 shoe rationing went into effect in the U.S. in February 1943, with 3 pairs allotted per person per year.
Read the article in the Decatur Daily Review on our site. newspapers.com/clip/118092298
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This front page ran in Birmingham, England #OnThisDay in 1952. The day before, Elizabeth II had become queen after her father, George VI, died in his sleep following an extended illness.
See the full Birmingham Gazette front page on our site: newspapers.com/clip/93968743/
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This front page ran in Birmingham, England #OnThisDay in 1952. The day before, Elizabeth II had become queen after her father, George VI, died in his sleep following an extended illness.
See the full Birmingham Gazette front page on our site: newspapers.com/clip/93968743/
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This #recipe is a keeper! If you like butterscotch even a little, you'll love this Mardi Gras−inspired “Harlequin Butterscotch Cake” from 1960.
See the recipe on our site: newspapers.com/clip/117820172
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This #recipe is a keeper! If you like butterscotch even a little, you'll love this Mardi Gras−inspired “Harlequin Butterscotch Cake” from 1960.
See the recipe on our site: newspapers.com/clip/117820172
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The price of eggs 100 years ago! 44c would equate to about $7.77 today, while 39c would be about $6.89. Then as now, the price of eggs varied depending on location, time of year, and more.
See the ad in the Wilkes-Barre Record on our site.
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It's #NationalHomemadeSoupDay! Come browse our collection of vintage soup & stew recipes. You just might find something new (or old!) to try for dinner tonight!
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"The day the music died" − Popular rock-'n'-roll singers Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and "The Big Bopper" J.P. Richardson were killed in a plane crash in Iowa #OnThisDay in 1959.
Read this article in the Tucson Daily Citizen on our site:
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"The day the music died" − Popular rock-'n'-roll singers Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and "The Big Bopper" J.P. Richardson were killed in a plane crash in Iowa #OnThisDay in 1959.
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Happy #GroundhogDay from 1921!
See the original clipping in the on our site: newspapers.com/clip/69126087/
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