Historical Snapshots
Honor people. Understand the past.
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Eunice Newton Foote
In the summer of 1856, a woman working in a home laboratory in Seneca Falls, New York, became the first known scientist to demonstrate that carbon dioxide could absorb and retain unusual amounts of heat, and, from that finding, to reason th...
Upcoming Stories
Dear all,
Here are the stories coming this week:
Eunice Foote — Filling glass cylinders with different gases and setting them in the sun, Eunice noticed that the one holding carbon dioxide warmed the most and cooled the slowest. Her 1856...
Julius Rosenwald
There is a fundamental teaching in Judaism called Tikkun Olam. It means repairing the world. For Julius Rosenwald, this idea was a way of life.
Julius had become quite wealthy in his adult years, likely one of the richest men in America a...
$66.84 for the First of America's Public Libraries
On April 9, 1833, the citizens of Peterborough, New Hampshire, gathered for a town meeting and voted to spend $66.84, about $2,600 today, on books.
On April 9, 1833, the citizens of Peterborough, New Hampshire, gathered for a town meeting...
June Announcements & May Recap
Dear all,
A few notes as June begins.
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This month’s eBook will be on Galileo Galilei. It’ll be serialized over the course of a week towards the end of the month, with the full piece available to paying subscribers.
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The next magazi...
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