Posts Tagged 'Missouri'
10-Pound, Levee High Apple Pie From Missouri [video]
Published July 21, 2019 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: baking, cooking, food, gourmet, Kimmswick, Levee High Apple Pie, Missouri, video
Making Frozen Custard For 90 Years At Ted Drewes [video]
Published June 26, 2019 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: dessert, food, Frozen Custard, gourmet, Ice Cream, Missouri, Route 66, St. Louis, Ted Drewes
Photos Of The Week – May 24, 2019
Published May 27, 2019 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: Missouri, photography, photojournalism, picture, Politics, tornado
Tornadoes in Missouri, paratroopers in France, a handwriting competition in China, abortion-rights protests in New York City, the Great Wall Marathon in China, whitewater sports in England, a newborn walrus in Germany, red-carpet arrivals at the Cannes Film Festival, flooding in Oklahoma, and much more
Baby Colobus Monkey at The Saint Louis Zoo [video]
Published January 17, 2018 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: Colobus Monkey, Missouri, primate, Saint Louis, Saint Louis Zoo, St. Louis, St. Louis Zoo, video, wildlife
The Bravest Ballerina – Gabi Shull [video]
Published July 1, 2016 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: ballerina, cancer survivor, Gabi Shull, Missouri, perseverance, prosthetic, Rotationplasty, video, Warrensburg
Taxidermy’s Best in Show [video]
Published June 23, 2015 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: hunting, Missouri, nature, Springfield, taxidermy, video, wildlife, World Taxidermy Championships
Hurry! There’s Still Time To Get Tickets For 2014 North American Manure Expo
Published June 19, 2014 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: agriculture, BS, bullshit, conservative politics, excrement, farming, manure, Missouri, North American Manure Expo, poop, Republican, Springfield
Springfield, Missouri is the place to be on July 8 & 9, 2014! Don’t miss this year’s North American Manure Expo.
We know your time is valuable. But so is every gallon and pound of manure being applied to your fields. You can’t afford to miss the 2014 North American Manure Expo, the only trade show on the continent to focus specifically on manure management and application issues. It would be a real waste to your wallet.
Bit Of History – 1986 Shuttle Disaster
Published May 21, 2013 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: 1971, 1986, 8-track tape, Andy Economy, Cape Canaveral, Challenger disaster, Christa McAuliffe, Dr. Alice Purdes, eight track, Ellison Onizuka, Francis Scobee, Globe Democrat, Granite City, Gregory Jarvis, history, Illinois, Judith Resnik, Madison, Marvin Owca, Michael Smith, Missouri, NASA, newspaper, O-ring, picture phone, picturephone, President Reagan, Ronald McNair, Ronald Reagan, Saint Louis, Sam Economy, space exploration, space shuttle, space shuttle challenger, St. Louis, Sydney Shedd, William Papa
I just uploaded four newspaper pages from the the day that the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded on take-off in January of 1986. The crew member who is most remembered is teacher, Christa McAuliffe. Also added a few odds and ends of local news. Of particular interest are tech-related stories from 1971 that feature the picturephone and bootleg 8-track tapes.
Local odds and ends HERE and HERE
Classic Newspapers – The Big Snow of 1982
Published February 21, 2013 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: 1982, Big Snow of 1982, blizzard, Christopher Bond, classic newspaper, climate change, Gene McNary, Granite City, history, Illinois, Madison, Missouri, MODOT, newspaper, Saint Louis, snow storm, snowpocolypse, St. Louis, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Vincent Schoemehl, weather
Most St. Louisans (at least the ones who are 40 or older) remember the snow storm of 1982 as the ‘Big One’ that virtually shut down the city. A week after the storm, the Post-Dispatch published a special section covering the event. All 12 pages of that section have just added to HotMeatloaf.com.
View the Big Snow section HERE
Classic Newspapers From 1981
Published August 16, 2012 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: 1981, Alexander Haig, assassination, classic newspaper, Dr. Dennis O'Leary, Globe Democrat, history, James Brady, John Hinckley, Missouri, newspaper, Politics, Post Dispatch, President Reagan, Ronald Reagan, Saint Louis, shooting, St. Louis, Thomas Delahanty, Timothy J. McCarthy
STLPapers.epizy.com, my site for classic newspapers has just added 11 pages from March 31, 1981. That was the day that John Hinckley attempted to assassinate President Reagan outside a Washington DC hotel. Scanned pages from both the St.Louis Globe-Democrat and St.Louis Post-Dispatch are included.
Read the papers from 1981 HERE
See what else is available HERE
A Secret Service agent with an automatic weapon drawn, moments after the shooting.
Scans of Historic Newspapers
Published May 2, 2012 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: 1974, Dead Newspapers, Globe Democrat, history, Illinois, Metro-East Journal, Missouri, newspapers, Nixon Resigns, Politics, President Nixon, Republican, St. Louis, St.Louis Evening News, St.Louis Globe-Democrat, St.Louis Sun, St.Louis Today, Watergate
More old papers have just been added to STLPapers.epizy.com. Most notable is from August 9, 1974, when President Nixon resigned. Also added, are several long gone newspapers from the St.Louis area. There is already quite a bit for history buffs to explore at the site, and more will be added in the future.
Nixon Resigns – read all about it HERE