How to Grow Younger
Each time period, culture and person has a unique idea of what makes something or someone beautiful—as the saying goes, “Beauty is …
One Chapter at a Time
When it came to entertainment during the 19th and early 20th centuries, the serialized novel dominated the market. Authors gradually revealed their …
Obituaries Throughout the Years
In light of this week’s celebrations of the dead with All Hallows’ Eve, All Saints’ Day, and the Day of the Dead, …
For Czech-Americans, by Czech-Americans: The Americké Dělnické Listy
Ohio Memory is pleased to announce its latest newspaper collection: the Americké DÄ›lnické Listy (American Workingmen’s News)! This collection covers the years …
Yesterday’s Ads for Today’s Products
Many of the products that we use in our homes every day have a long history. Whether it’s the soap in our …
“The stars incline, but do not compel”
Since the beginning of human existence, mankind haslooked to the stars and other celestial bodies for explanations of human behavior and earthly …
Knitting Women of World War I
Right now we’re in the middle of the World War I centenary. While the world’s men were off fighting one hundred years …
“You Must Have Shakespeare”
Saturday, April 23 is the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, the English playwright and poet who authored nearly 40 …
“Vivacious Vic”
In 1872, Ohio-born Victoria Woodhullbecame the first femaleto run for president of the United States. Asthe Equal Rights Party candidate, shesupportedwomen’s rights, …
Who Was Samuel Medary?
Praised by Democrats, denigrated by Whigs and Republicans, and a household name to all, Samuel Medary–the “Old Wheel-horse of Democracy”– was a …
