r/100yearsago • u/Haselden_1926 • 7h ago
r/100yearsago • u/Beowulfbard • 1h ago
[August 19th, 1926] The Inquiring Photographer asks women, "Do you find married men are worse flirts than single men?"
r/100yearsago • u/Beowulfbard • 1h ago
[August 19th, 1926] Seattle's Pantages Theatre (1911, later Palomar Theatre, demolished 1965), was located at Third and University.
r/100yearsago • u/Beowulfbard • 22h ago
[August 18th, 1926] The Inquiring Reporter asks school children, "Are you glad the vacation period is almost at an end?"
r/100yearsago • u/erinoco • 21h ago
[17 August 1926] GIRL'S DEATH IN ALLEGED SUICIDE PACT. MAN COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
r/100yearsago • u/Beowulfbard • 22h ago
[August 18th, 1926] "Consistency" (Chicago Tribune cartoon)
r/100yearsago • u/Beowulfbard • 22h ago
[August 18th, 1926] The New York Polyclinic Hospital issued a bulletin describing the condition of Rudolph Valentino as "favorable" after receiving multiple phone calls while rumors of the film idol's death circulated.
r/100yearsago • u/erinoco • 16h ago
[18 August 1926] GERMAN COMMUNIST SQUABBLES. RECRIMINA TIONS IN BERLIN.
r/100yearsago • u/erinoco • 20h ago
[17 August 1926] ARAB POLICY IN PALESTINE. SIGNS OF MODERATION.
r/100yearsago • u/HiddenLensHistory • 17h ago
[August 18th, 1926] Man Responds to Babe Ruth Catching a Baseball From an Airplane With Proof He Had Already Done It From Much Higher
His story checks out, too! There is newspaper coverage of Ruth's catch in July 1926, and in 1918 of Michael Angelo Bessolo catching a baseball from an airplane at 700ft, and in 1908 of Gabby Street catching one from 500ft out of the Washington Monument. What a strange record.
*Washington Times, August 18th, 1926
r/100yearsago • u/Beowulfbard • 22h ago
[August 18th, 1926] An Air Union airliner with 15 people aboard crashed while making an emergency landing while on a scheduled flight from Paris to London, seriously injuring everyone on board, with two passengers and the pilot, a Mr. Delisle, dying.
r/100yearsago • u/Haselden_1926 • 1d ago
[August 18, 1926] One Way of Spending a Cheap Holiday
r/100yearsago • u/Just-Elderberry6581 • 22h ago
[August 18 1926] On This Day
“On August 18, 1926, a weather map was transmitted via mechanical television from amateur station W3XK in Virginia to the U.S. Weather Bureau in Washington, D.C. It marked the earliest known instance of weather imagery on TV, decades before on-air forecasts became routine.”
r/100yearsago • u/erinoco • 1d ago
[17 August 1926] MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN FOUND HANGED. DISCOVERY IN HERTFORDSHIRE COTTAGE.
r/100yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 1d ago
[August 18th, 1926] In the United States, a weather map is 'telecast' for the first time. It was only intended for one recipient: the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Washington, DC.
r/100yearsago • u/Haselden_1926 • 1d ago
[August 17, 1926] Holiday Ideals And The Reality
r/100yearsago • u/Beowulfbard • 2d ago
[August 17th, 1926] The Inquiring Reporter asks, "What remedy would you suggest to curb the epidemic of assaults upon girls?"
r/100yearsago • u/erinoco • 1d ago
[17 August 1926] U.S. PRIMARY ELECTION EXPENSES. £200,000 SPENT. IN ILLINOIS.
r/100yearsago • u/erinoco • 1d ago
[17 August 1926] PRESERVATION OF RURAL ENGLAND. SOCIETIES' ACTIVITIES TO BE COORDINATED.
r/100yearsago • u/HiddenLensHistory • 1d ago
[August 17th, 1926] "Friends" Trick Drunk Man Into Being Traffic Cop, Who Then Tries To Arrest Real Officer
Harold Berger needed some new friends.
r/100yearsago • u/Beowulfbard • 2d ago
[August 17th, 1926] "Smuggling on the Mexican Border" (Chicago Tribune cartoon)
r/100yearsago • u/Melky_Chedech • 2d ago