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Illustration of a typical scene at a Berlin beer hall.
Posted inCulture & Society

Lager Bier Saloon, Berlin

However prominent lager bier saloons may be in our own large cities, they possess no importance so far as the room in which they are kept is concerned, the very…
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Union cavalry charge at Honey Springs.
Posted inBlack History US Civil War

The Battle of Honey Spring, Arkansas

CONDUCT OF THE NEGRO TROOPS. General Blunt in his official report of the battle of Honey Springs, Ark, says:—The First Kansas (colored) Regiment particularly distinguished themselves. They fought like veterans,…
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Picture of a Dornier Do-24 seaplane on the surface of the water.
Posted inAviation Maritime & Naval History World War 2

Are German Seaplanes Laying Mines?

Are German seaplanes engaged in laying mines or acting as supply columns to some of their U-boats?

The movements of Nazi planes over the North Sea during the last few days suggest that this may be the case and it is generally admitted both by naval and air experts that the plan is feasible.

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Heard Island - By laikolosse - Morning Light on Fresh Ice, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=74847256
Posted inMaritime & Naval History Natural World Travelers' Tales

New Islands Discovered

A NANTUCKET whaling vessel has discovered a new island in the South Pacific Ocean. It is situated about two hundred and fifty miles south of Desolation Island, and the ship…
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