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"Titanic Sinks!" "Man Walks on Moon!" "Pearl Harbor Bombed!" We've all seen the famous newspaper headlines, but what else was making headlines on the exact same day as some of the biggest events in history? Author Tifani Clark shares forgotten stories of crime, humor, mystery, and more from historical newspapers.
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English
United States
281 episodes
since July 18, 2020
episodic
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In last year's Halloween episode, I told you some spooky stories from old newspapers. I've got three more for you this year!
If you'd like to see the sources I used for today's episode, check out the end of the video here:
https://youtu.be/6jmzt1v0BYw
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On July 1, 1963, the new ZIP code program was introduced to the United States to make mail sorting and shipping much more efficient for the postal service. That same day, stories were printed in newspapers about a 'funny' prison escape, an assassination that shocked the nation, and an accidental de…
On May 11, 1997, a fascinated world watched as Garry Kasparov, the multi-year chess world champion, played a game of chess against a super computer. That same day, newspapers reported stories of kidnappings, shocking thrill kills, and a celebrity murder that you probably still remember.You can find…
It's another random clipping episode! You'll find a little bit of everything in these short stories from random days in history.
To see all the sources used in this episode, check out the end of the video here:
https://youtu.be/KDZnUoqpPkw
On April 9, 1865. General Robert E. Lee and General Ulysses S. Grant officially met for a Confederate surrender that marked the beginning of the end of the Civil War. That same day, newspapers reported stories of a potential murder in Belgium, a strange death with a shocking twist you won't see com…
Today's episode date is a unique one, and purely for fun. On September 17, 1907, an iconic company was officially incorporated. It's a company that's still going strong today. It was...Harley-Davidson. Yes, I'm doing an episode about the motorcycles. And, as always, I've got three additional histor…
On May 22, 1960, the country of Chile experienced an earth shattering event...literally. It was the strongest earthquake ever recorded. What were the consequences of that terrible day, and what else was making news on the exact same day?
You can find all the sources used in this episode by checkin…
October 3, 1920, might not be an easily remembered date from history, but for football fans around the country, it's a very important day. It was the day the first official NFL game was played. As important as that day was for football, it wasn't the only thing making headlines that day. In this ep…
Surprise! This isn't the day I usually pop up in your podcast listening feed, but I couldn't let the 250th anniversary of the United States go by without acknowledging some of the headlines from other anniversaries. Enjoy!
For all content sources, please see the list at the end of the video here: …
In 1915, a small town in North Dakota discovered that someone (Eugene Butler) had been hiding a very big secret. That secret would spark a mystery that to this day remains unsolved.
All sources can be found at the end of the video here: https://youtu.be/4s9tj7Cr6Ls
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