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https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/ This is a historical newspaper website where you can look up old newspapers from your area. From about 1890 - 1935 a lot of the articles were about brutal accidents and suicides. I write a blog about the goofy shit you find in these old papers.
Interesting. Want to share your blog? Or maybe start a community?
It's nothing special, but here: https://detroitoldtimes.blogspot.com/
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Cool, thanks!
This is delightful, would totally sub to a Lemmy community of your content.
Maybe Iโll start a community
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What did you expect? The website is called "Chronicling America". Did you expect Japan in there?