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August 13, 1913: A New Metal Makes Everyone’s Life Easier

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August 12, 2024

On August 13, 1913, Harry Brearley, a pioneering metallurgist hailing from England, added some chromium to a steel mixture and changed industry and home appliances forever. The mixture he produced made a strong metal that was both resistance to corrosion and rust, stainless steel. …

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August 7, 1888: Victorian England Gets Put On Edge

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August 6, 2024

On August 7, 1888, Martha Tabram, was found dead after a brutal murder. Her lifeless body bore the grim evidence of a brutal attack, displaying a horrifying thirty-nine stab wounds scattered across her body. The bulk of the wounds were inflicted using a commonplace…

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U.S. History

July 15, 1799: Napoleon Finds A World Changing Relic

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July 14, 2024

On July 15, 1799, during Napoleon Bonaparte’s military campaign in Egypt, a French soldier stumbled across a huge black stone with ancient writing near the town of Rosetta, about 35 miles east of Alexandria. Made of black basalt with the writing of an ancient…

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July 14, 1789: The Most Famous Prison Raid In History

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July 13, 2024

On July 14, 1789, during the early stages of the French Revolution, a state prison on the east side of Paris, the Bastille, was attacked by an angry and aggressive mob. The event marked a turning point in the history of France. The British…

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U.S. History

July 13, 1787: The ‘Northwest Ordinance’ Stands For Freedom

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July 12, 2024

The Northwest Ordinance, adopted on July 13, 1787, established a government for the Northwest Territory, outlined state admission process, ensured equality with the original thirteen states, protected civil liberties, and banned slavery in new territories. The Ordinance would play a major role in the…

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U.S. History

July 11, 1914: The Babe Makes His Debut

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July 10, 2024

On July 11, 1914, the Great Bambino, George Herman Ruth, made his major league debut with the Boston Red Sox at the young age of 19. Born February 6, 1895, in Baltimore, Maryland, Babe was the son of a saloon keeper. At seven, his…

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U.S. History

July 10, 1962: The Modern World Gets Launched On A Satellite

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July 9, 2024

On July 10, 1962, AT&T changed the way the world shares information, launching Telstar 1, the first active communications satellite. The launch highly-anticipated launch captivated people across the globe. As the Delta rocket thundered into the sky from Cape Canaveral, Florida, everyone held their…

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U.S. History

July 8, 1889: The Boxing Match That Changed It All

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July 7, 2024

On a hot and humid July 8, 1889, in the small town of Richburg, Mississippi, a makeshift ring was built to host one of the most epic boxing matches ever. The fight was scheduled to go on for 75 rounds, lasting until one of…

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World History

July 7, 1520: The Battle That Changed The Western Hemisphere

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July 6, 2024

On July 7, 1520, the Spanish and Aztecs fought a battle that would forever change the Western Hemisphere. The Battle of Otumba became a crucial turning point in the Spanish conquest of Mexico and determined the fate of Hernán Cortés and his expedition. In…

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U.S. History

July 5, 1837: An American Original Hits The Plates Of Millions

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July 4, 2024

On July 5, 1837, an American icon was introduced to the public. Over the past eight decades, SPAM, the popular canned meat product, has become a cultural icon and a staple in many households worldwide. The origins of Spam can be traced back to…

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