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Reported ghost story at the St. Vincent Archabbey in the mid-19th century.
"A Strange Ghost Story."
Reported ghost story at the St. Vincent Archabbey in the mid-19th century.
It is said that there are no specific ghost stories directly attributed to St. Vincent Archabbey, but this article published by the Holmes County Republican on March 15, 1860, tells a different story.
A Professor of Ethics' view on socialism in 1911.
"Socialism Not A Remedy Of Evils"
A Professor of Ethics' view on socialism in 1911.
Socialism has its roots in ancient times, with collective agriculture and communal living being practiced in many societies. However, the modern concept of socialism as we know it today emerged in the 18th and 19th centuries in Europe. The Socialist Party of America was founded in the United States in 1901, marking the emergence of socialism as a significant political movement in the country. The following critique here of socialism comes 10 years afterwards, and was published in The Irish Standard on May 27, 1911.
"The Moving Picture Album," by Robert E. Sherwood.
A Film Review of Mickey Mouse in 1930.
"The Moving Picture Album," by Robert E. Sherwood.
Walt Disney created his first Mickey Mouse cartoon in 1928 with âSteamboat Willie.â In the following year, Disney introduced his Silly Symphonies series with âThe Skeleton Dance.â
By 1930, Disneyâs animated shorts were popular and successful. Robert E. Sherwood, the American playwright and screenwriter, published a review of Disneyâs work in the Evening Star, from a column entitled, âThe Moving Picture Album.â
Alex Adair, former member of the infamous James-Younger Gang.
From Gun to Pulpit
Alex Adair, former member of the infamous James-Younger Gang.
The James-Younger Gang was a group of American outlaws that operated in the late 19th century, primarily in the states of Missouri, Kansas, and Minnesota. The gangâs roots can be traced back to the American Civil War, when the James and Younger brothers fought as Confederate guerrillas in Missouri. After the war, they turned to a life of crime, robbing banks, trains, and stagecoaches. The gangâs activities were marked by violence, brutality, and notoriety, earning them a reputation as one of the most feared and infamous outlaw groups in the United States.
"When youâre firm you win and when youâre soft you lose."
Speaker Says, "Be Firm With Communists"
"When you're firm you win and when you're soft you lose."
"The minimum wage is not, in any significant way, a tool for fighting poverty."
Minimum Wage Fails to Provide a Living Wage For the Unemployed.
"The minimum wage is not, in any significant way, a tool for fighting poverty."
What the 3% of scientists and other commentators have to say about the climate science debate.
The Climate Crisis Narrative
This #Substack article contains all the posts and links to my X thread on the same topic.
"Abe Lincoln's" trip over Niagara Falls.
Davis vs. Lincoln
"Abe Lincoln's" trip over Niagara Falls.
