In 1925, a young widow named Olive Cummings Anderson launched a new column in The Paducah Sun in Kentucky. She wrote under the pen name
In 1898, a Paris “dog tailor” was asked whether there were trends in dog clothing. “Exactly,” he replied. “As there are fashions for ladies and
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On the morning of November 9, 1874, New Yorkers were plunged into panic by a stunning story that appeared in the New York Herald. The
In a small cemetery in Aurora, Texas, a sign informs visitors about the unique history of the graves found within. Among somber stories of victims
We’re happy to announce that we’ve recently added 218 new papers to our archives. These papers come from 20 states, the District of Columbia, Canada,
If you’re looking for autumn apple recipes, World War II Canadian newspapers are an unexpected goldmine! Here’s why. [Jump to recipes instead.] Before the war,
For hundreds of years, numerous families kept a Bible in which they recorded births, deaths, and marriages. Bibles were handed down from generation to generation,
Ready for a spooky secret? Long before the days of candy corn and elaborate costumes, Halloween pranks were part of a Halloween celebration. The origins