Reciprocity Agreement with Hawaii
The United States Senate approved the naval base lease of Pearl Harbor in 1887 in the Reciprocity Agreement. After discovering Hawaii, governments wanted to use […]
Month: January 2021
How to Deal With Depression While Sick
I hate feeling sick. The sick I mean is the type where you can still do stuff, but wish you could stay in bed instead. […]
Feeding the Hungry Helpers
ABC News tells us a heartwarming story in “What to know about the DC restaurant feeding hundreds of troops in Capitol Hill“. In the backyard […]
Black Accepting Mason Lodge
The United States Masons approved the first black member Mason Lodge in 1871, in New Jersey. Just after the civil war, several now freed black […]
Arson at the Church of Satan
US News tells about arson in “Hell to Pay: Arson Shakes a Church of Satan Community“. An early morning video feed shows a man walking […]
James Cook and the Sandwich Islands
Captain James Cook stumbled over Sandwich Islands in 1778. James Cook spent most of his life at sea. He started at the bottom of the […]
Beliefs of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints – Part II
Now starts the second half of the beliefs of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, as we continue to learn about religions. While […]
The Patent of the First U.S. Cable Car
Andrew Smith Hallidie patented the first cable car in the US in 1871. Born in London and named Andrew Smith, he grew up learning about […]
Politics and Bridgerton
Throughout the week I look through the different news channels search for something interesting. Sometimes I find articles that amuse and some that infuriate. While […]
Free Divorce for Valentine’s Day
Need a divorce but too poor? CNN tells about “A Tennessee law firm is offering a free divorce for Valentine’s Day“. The Powers Law Firm […]