History is all around you. Even in a book of old “money”. When I was young there was a special binder that my dad kept in a special place at home. I would occasionally take it down and look through it enthralled at what lay before me. You see, I never knew my paternal grandparents. … More Notgeld
Let’s begin today by saying this, “I am not a conspiracy theorist and I don’t subscribe to what I believe are oddball theories! “Having said this, I ran across something yesterday that caught my attention and wanted to share it here. I was searching for information on the drive-in theatre in Gatesville, TX. I thought … More Project Silver Screen
History will never let us forget King Arthur, Camelot, the Round Table, or the 12 Knights who resided around it. We see references to the good King almost on a daily basis. Bakers are surely familiar with King Arthur Flour. I’m not quite sure why it is called King Arthur Flour. Their website doesn’t mention … More A Weeks Worth of Knights for History
Here’s a commercial for Post’s Sugar Crisp Cereal which aired live in the 1950’s on an episode of Captain Video and His Video Rangers. The show aired on the DuMont Network from June 27, 1949 until April 1, 1955. Captain Video generally aired at 7:00 PM EST. It started out being 24 minutes long then … More Captain Video and Candy For Breakfast or Maybe Dinner
After scouring the internet I came across two stories from 2008. One an article about a 5th grader, Kenton Stufflebeam, from Michigan. The second from Phoenix, Oregon about elementary school testing. Facts Were Helpful In This Story Since this story is from 2008 Kenton should have graduated from high school and is hopefully preparing for … More “Just The Fact’s Ma’am”
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