Subject: Prohibition's Top Enforcers, Front Pages of the Civil War, History in Comics and More in the History and Archaeology Newsletter
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January 2012
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Prohibition's Premier Hooch Hounds
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Izzy Einstein and Moe Smith were so good at undercover work, a newspaper said they could disguise themselves as "breaths of air or unconfirmed rumors." But their success came back to haunt them
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Finding the Humor in History
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A New Look at Anne Frank >>
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The Civil War in Black and White
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A collection of historic front pages shows how civilians experienced and read about the war
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The Essentials: Six Books on the Civil War >>
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Moving Sidewalks Before The Jetsons
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The public's fascination with the concept of "movable pavement" extends back more than 130 years
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In the long run, I think the film industry will go the way of news print. The 400 million teenage boy video game shows the way. I hate them but there it is. Too bad. I liked the audience experience at the movies. 

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Clarence Birdseye is considered the founder of what industry?

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B. Waste Management
C. Oil
D. Frozen Foods
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(Think Fast Answer: Frozen Foods) Birdseye studied Inuits in Canada and learned the process of quick freezing. He developed a machine called a "Quick Freeze Machine." His foods ranged from peas, spinach and various types of meat.