Cassette tapes began replacing vinyl in the early 60s and were the most popular way to listen to music in the 70s and 80s, ...

When I was in 7th grade in 1957, a ranching couple here in Salmon started the first 4-H horse club in Idaho, and I was part ...

In 1954, two women printed a cookbook on a mimeograph machine (remember those?). They sold it locally in Connecticut until it was picked up by Macmillan Publishing in 1960. Eventually, ...

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The Truban Archives at Shenandoah County Library has expanded its holdings of Shenandoah County history with the acquisition of memorabilia from Camp Strawderman, an all-girls camp founded in 1929 ...

1.Delicious, delicious Nestle Quik that came in tin cans, and that you would use a spoon in order to pop off the lid: butthead/ Nestle / Via reddit.com 2.General Foods Country Time Lemonade, which ...

The modern office is always changing. Truly, always. Just think about where we were five years ago, when we were all actually in an office. Tech advances at a rapid rate, and no matter how good an ...

Peter de Menocal is president and director of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Margaret Leinen is director of Scripps Institution of Oceanography and vice chancellor for marine sciences at ...

A deal inked between a blockchain firm and one of the nation’s most densely populated counties will result in the digitization of 370,000 property deeds worth $240 billion in real estate value, ...

At a moment when many gains of the women’s movement are being reversed at warpspeed—when ever more draconian abortion laws means that a braindead woman in Georgia is being kept on life support until ...

New York Ends Paper Routes for Younger Kids, but the Job Has Mostly Faded Away for Teens ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — For decades, a carveout in New York’s child labor laws allowed kids as young as 11 to ...

ALBANY, N.Y. — For decades, a carveout in New York’s child labor laws allowed kids as young as 11 to legally partake in the time-honored tradition of a paper route. Flipping papers into suburban ...