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Vintage Newspapers- Unveiling The Unknown From News That’s Sown
Sometimes we come across some interesting news articles from the past in our research. We really enjoy sharing them and a little background with you! Enjoy! The Hippodrome, The Waco News Tribune (Waco, Texas), September 21, 1922 In the mood for a silent film? How about this one? Always The Woman was released in 1922…
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Old Photographs Are Pretty Awesome
Oftentimes, we find many photographs in our research that are unknown in some way. Some we can identify parts of, but most details are lost to time. Here’s a few: This adorable puppy is unknown, as is the date and location. Looking at context clues (clothes and vehicle), we can place this photograph at circa…
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The People of Yesterday
Some of the most interesting parts in the research of history is the photographs. Some have been deemed “boring” and are often thrown in the garbage or end up in the bins of Goodwill or antique stores. Here are a few from our collection: This is Casey. Her name is written on the back of…
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There’s Nothing More Valuable Than Vintage Newspaper Knowledge
Here we are at the end of Spring and headed into Summer with barreling speed. Because of that, in lieu of a cup of hot tea, feel free to grab some iced tea or lemonade. Or whatever keeps you cooled off in the warmer months. Be refreshed and enjoy these peeks into history. Clara Bow…
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