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Category Archives: Internet Archive
October is Adopt-A-Dog Month
My Favorite Quotation About Dogs: “Very, very early a dog learns that life is not as simple a matter to his master as it is to himself. There are times when he reads trouble, that he cannot help or understand, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Dogs, Internet Archive
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It’s Motoramic!
I took this photograph of a 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air on display at the Festival Italia in Wakefield, Massachusetts, yesterday. You can see the distinctive roofline of the Lucius Beebe Memorial Library reflected in the hood. I wish I had … Continue reading
Posted in Automobiles, Flickr, Internet Archive, Jam Handy
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Worcester History Images from the Internet Archive
I love roaming around through the amazing collection of public domain books on the Internet Archive, but there’s no good way to search just the illustrations within the books. I have been copying some of the images and posting them … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, Internet Archive, Local History
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On the Air
On the Air is a 1937 educational film about radio broadcasting from the Jam Handy Organization. It opens with a studio radio performance by celebrated violinist David Rubinoff and his orchestra, all dressed in formal attire, showing the musicians but … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Archive, Jam Handy, Video
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Caught Mapping
Caught Mapping — I’ve always loved maps, so I was happy to run across this short educational film from 1940 on the Internet Archive. It’s about how road maps were kept updated. Information was gathered by pairs of men driving … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Archive, Jam Handy, Maps, Video
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RIP Gale Storm
Gale Storm, best-remembered from her 1950′s program “My Little Margie,” died on June 27 at the age of 87. Born Josephine Cottle, her career began in 1940 when she won a national talent contest called Gateway to Hollywood. The official … Continue reading
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Back of the Mike
Back of the Mike (1938) shows a young boy listening to the latest episode in an adventure radio program. Old Pete Belden and his niece Betty are driving the Flying B payroll across the desert when they are attacked by … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Archive, Jam Handy, Old Time Radio, Video
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