Falling Through the Archives EP 4
2022/07/08
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Falling Through the Archives EP 4

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The brewing violence in Europe has taken over history. Today, July 30th at 2 am Russia proposed to Germany that they would stop mobilizing if Austria would eliminate clauses in their ultimatum harmful Serbian sovereignty. So, there was still time, but truly, this was the last chance for peace. It made no difference, as later that day Austrian warships bombard Belgrade, capital of Serbia.Yet, life goes on, and the trial of Mrs. Hall is still national news in the United States.

This podcast has been brought to you by Watershed Z Productions.
Starring
Jim Hodges - As the Narrator
John Teach- As John
Cori Andre - As Ed
With Special guest
Mike Allender- As Advertisers

Music is from 1912 and 1913– and in the public domain.
In order they are…
Ragtime Violin by The American Quartet
Goodbye Everybody by Walter Van Brunt
Snap Your Fingers by Al Jolson
Oh, My Molly McIntyre by Bobby Williams
If You Talk in Your Sleep, Don’t Mention My Name by Billy Murray

Sound Design and Editing done by Hayden Hodges

The newspaper articles read on the show are actual written accounts of the time period and can be found in The Library of Congress under Chronicling America.

If you would like to help support the show you can by sharing our show with your friends. Follow and leave us a review on iTunes. And check us out on Patreon at The Falling Archivist where you’ll find exclusive content and merchandise. In all honesty, it takes a lot to keep a show going, and we truly appreciate all the help we can get.
Always pay attention to where and when you are, or you too may find yourself Falling Through the
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The brewing violence in Europe has taken over history. Today, July 30th at 2 am Russia proposed to Germany that they would stop mobilizing if Austria would eliminate clauses in their ultimatum harmful Serbian sovereignty. So, there was still time, but truly, this was the last chance for peace. It made no difference, as later that day Austrian warships bombard Belgrade, capital of Serbia.Yet, life goes on, and the trial of Mrs. Hall is still national news in the United States.

This podcast has been brought to you by Watershed Z Productions.

Starring

Jim Hodges - As the Narrator

John Teach- As John

Cori Andre - As Ed

With Special guest

Mike Allender- As Advertisers

Music is from 1912 and 1913– and in the public domain.

In order they are…

Ragtime Violin by The American Quartet

Goodbye Everybody by Walter Van Brunt

Snap Your Fingers by Al Jolson

Oh, My Molly McIntyre by Bobby Williams

If You Talk in Your Sleep, Don’t Mention My Name by Billy Murray

Sound Design and Editing done by Hayden Hodges

The newspaper articles read on the show are actual written accounts of the time period and can be found in The Library of Congress under Chronicling America.

If you would like to help support the show you can by sharing our show with your friends. Follow and leave us a review on iTunes. And check us out on Patreon at The Falling Archivist where you’ll find exclusive content and merchandise. In all honesty, it takes a lot to keep a show going, and we truly appreciate all the help we can get.

Always pay attention to where and when you are, or you too may find yourself Falling Through the