Found this hidden behind a cabinet in our new home. What is it used for?

A family found a secret chest full of personal mementos, old photos, and letters in the living room of their new house when they lifted a heavy cabinet. They set out to learn more about the past of the people who had occupied the property for many years after making this surprising discovery.

Through investigation and conversations with neighbors, the family assembled the stories of the lives entwined within the walls of their house. Their understanding of the history of the house was strengthened by the tales of love, grief, and joy that each object in the chest held.

In order to commemorate and preserve the memory of the home’s previous occupants, they made the decision to preserve these treasures by compiling a scrapbook. Their lives were enhanced by a stronger sense of continuity and belonging as a result of this fortunate discovery, which also linked them to the past of their new house.

In 1965, Paul Harvey’s Warning Was Broadcast

In 1965, an unforgettable warning was broadcast for all to hear. Over half a century later, it’s sadly come true, and it’s chilling to hear.

Paul Harvey, a conservative American news commentator and talk-radio pioneer whose staccato style made him one of America’s most familiar voices, reached tens of millions of listeners at the peak of his career. His “idiosyncratic delivery of news stories with dramatic pauses, quirky intonations, and many of his standard lead-ins and sign-offs” made him extremely recognizable on the radio.

Although he was very accurate in his reporting, no one could imagine that his famous words from decades ago would be prophetic, describing the reality of today. Indeed, over half a century ago, the legendary ABC Radio commentator, who was born Paul Harvey Aurandt in 1918, seeming predicted how the United States is right now during a broadcast that aired in 1965.

If I Were the Devil: Paul…:

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