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4 Stories of Ghosts and Haunted Covered Bridges
Covered bridges are a part of American history and a bygone era. Some bridges have haunting stories attached to them. Whether they are true or not, these bridges are fascinating to visit and hear the ghost stories.
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The Romance That Destroyed a King
Before Megan Markle, another American woman had a romance with the future King of England that led to the king turning over his throne to his younger brother in order to marry the woman he so desperately loved.
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Opportunities for Earning Extra Income
Learning how to manage your money and debt while also making some extra income can help you live better and happier Earning extra income can help you make it through the week and have some money left over for savings and fun. And who can't use some extra cash in their pockets?
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15+ Money-Savings Tips on Buying Groceries and Making Them Last
Learning how to manage your family's money can make a big difference in your life. Cut your grocery bill and save money for fun things you'd like to enjoy.
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How Molasses Killed 21 in Deadly Flood
Who would ever have thought that molasses could flood streets and kill twenty-one people in just a few hours? That is just what happened in Boston in 1919 when a gigantic tower of molasses poured through the streets knocking over anyone and anything in its way
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The King's Widow: Her Secret Lover
She was born a princess, but her life was not the story of fairy tales. She would marry a great king only to become a young widowed queen hidden away, lonely and wanting love and children but forbidden ever to marry again.
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Cats Get Cancer Just Like People and it's Devastating
Cats like humans can get diseases just like humans. My beloved cat Lucy has been diagnosed with cancer. Soft tissue sarcoma to be exact. Sarcoma seems to be quite common in both cats and dogs.
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Living With a Hearing Disability
Millions of people like me suffer from a hearing disability which alters the way we live. Our world is shaped differently in how we interact in a society filled with social events, education and family living. We live in a silent or quieter world than most.
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Jack Johnson's Fight for His Title and His Freedom
Jack Johnson (nicknamed the Galveston Giant) was the first African American boxer to win the heavyweight boxing title during the Jim Crow era. Johnson became a boxing legend after defeating the reigning white champion, Tommy Burns.
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Tips and Advice for Beginning Writers
This article contains useful tips and advice for beginning writers. What is stopping you from writing those stories and articles? Are roadblocks and distractions getting in the way of writing. Is fear holding you back? Try some of these ideas to get your writing started.
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The Disastrous Flood of Johnstown, PA, 1889
In 1889, a dam a few miles from Johnstown, PA, failed to hold back millions of gallons of water, which rushed down onto the small town, causing unbelievable death and destruction.
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Shark Terror: Attacks at the Beach
Over the July 4th holiday in 1916, people looking to escape to the beach for family fun and relief from the heat encountered terror from an attacking man-eating shark.
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Women Who Became Victims of the Old West
Living in the lawless West, women had to be as tough. Were they outlaws or just women trying to survive? Learn about Calamity Jane, Wlla Watson, and more.
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A Royal Marriage: A Royal Disaster
Everyone loves a royal marriage. King George IV and his bride, Princess Caroline, were a royal couple that became a royal disaster very quickly. It would be fair to say they intensely disliked each other from the day they met.
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Elizabeth Blackwell's Fight to Become the First Female Doctor
Elizabeth Blackwell, born in an era when women doctors were unheard of, fought to become the first woman doctor and broke down prejudices for women to pursue medicine.
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Smart Phones Evolution From Dumb Phones
The path to our wonderfully exciting iPhones began on March 7, 1867, when Alexander Graham Bell received the first patent for the invention of the telephone. Phones have come a long way since the first telephones.
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Dorothy Day: A Lifetime of Serving God
Dorothy Day was an amazing woman with more achievements during her lifetime than most people could ever dream of. She was a reporter, activist, reformist, writer, and journalist. Dorothy and her friend Peter Maurin co-founded the Catholic Worker movement. Her life was dedicated to helping others.
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Nellie Bly Pioneer Female Investigative Reporter
In 1864 women had very few rights and almost no career opportunities. Nelly Bly defied the odds and became one of the first women investigative reporters and celebrated writers of her time. She made history traveling the world in seventy two days.
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4 Crock-Pot Recipes for Easy Summertime Cooking
Crock-Pot cooking allows us to enjoy our favorite recipes in the summer—or any time of year. Not only does a Crock-Pot cook without heating up the house, but it also takes care of the cooking while you are away or use your time to do other things.
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Businesses to Start With Little Cash
Most people dream of having their own successful business and being their own boss. It takes hard work and commitment, but here are several businesses to start with little cash while working from your home.
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How to Prepare for a Hurricane
Live in a hurricane zone? This article will guide you through preparing for the hurricane and surviving the days after.
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Nutrition Tips to Promote Good Health
Making good healthy food choices is part of taking good care of yourself and your body. Good choices will help to keep your body healthy.
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20+ Educational Family Trips and Attractions in Pennsylvania
Family vacations in PA are fun and educational for everyone. Plan your summer vacation around some of these attractions, including the Liberty Bell, Hershey Park and more.
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Winter Favorites: Hot Soup, Hot Chocolate, and Homemade Ice Cream
Everyone knows that hot soup and hot chocolate make the cold days of winter a bit easier to handle, but what about ice cream? My family and I think these three foods are perfect for the winter—or anytime!
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How Healthy Eating and Exercise Can Help You Drop Extra Pounds
If you are feeling tired and sluggish, maybe it's time to make a commitment to yourself to be healthier and lose weight by eating better and exercising. You will feel better about yourself as you become healthier.
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Christmas: What Really Matters
Christmas has changed till now it is about shopping, parties and gifts. But truly, shouldn't Christmas be more about families, love and faith while celebrating the birth of our Savior
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Are You Drowning in Debt? Here's Advice on How to Get Out
Controlling your money can help you get out of debt. Don't let debt control you. Take control of your finances instead of finances controlling your life. Learn to budget and save for your future dreams.
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Ocean City Maryland Wild Horses And Other Attractions
Ocean City Maryland is one of the most popular beach resorts on the east coast, enjoyed by millions of people every year. It has great restaurants to enjoy eating some of the best seafood while enjoying the sun and many other attractions as well. It is one of my favorite places to relax.
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Top Secrets for Dealing With the High Cost of Living
In this day and age, it is still possible to live within your income and find some extra income to invest. Enjoy that extra cash.