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SS Eastland Disaster of 1915

On the morning of July 24, 1915, passengers boarded the SS Eastland. They were the families and employees of the Western Electric Company’s Hawthorne Works,…

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Strange Blue Bullet Shaped Light Seen West of Chapel Hill N.C. 1956

Source: The Chapel Hill Weekly. December 04, 1956, Page 1. Duncan Ivey Sees Strange Blue Light Duncan Ivey, who lives in the country west of…

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Strange Light in Sky Mystifying to Peasants of France 1922

Strange Light in Sky Mystifying to Peasants of France Source: Brownsville Herald. December 24, 1922, Page 1. Angers, France, Dec. 23. – Superstitious peasants of…

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Strange Light in Alaska 1933

Strange Light Reported Source: Evening Star. February 24, 1933, Page A-2. Washington, DC. Anchorage, Alaska, February 24. – Dr. Ralph Tuck, Government geologist with the…

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Airship Passed Here

Airship Passed Here Source: Wood County Reporter. April 15, 1897. Page 1. That mystifying and strange airship, balloon, meteor, tailless comet, wandering star, headlight of…

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Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire

Also known as the Washington Place Fire, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire claimed the lives of 146 workers. It was Saturday March 25, 1911. At…

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The Execution of Mary Queen of Scots

While I know that most of you want me to get into the gory details about Mary’s death, I’m going to first give a quick…

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US Quarantine During the Spanish Flu

From January 1918 to December 1920, it is estimated that the Spanish Flu infected about 500 million people worldwide and ended the lives of 50…

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The Great Toilet Paper Scare of 1973

1973 was quite a year in American history. There was the stock market crash, an oil embargo, and shortages in electricity, onions, and gasoline. But…

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Sugar Propaganda – Early 20th Century

We were groomed to exist off of a sugar diet. As I will show you, the sugar diet began taking root at the end of…

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