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How many of these quirky features of the rotary telephone do YOU remember?   Leave us a 5 star rating and review on iTunes! Subscribe: SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe 

The Lincoln-Douglas debates that took place 160 years ago were in many ways unprecedented. Here are a few things facts about them that might surprise you. Listen to more podcasts from The Saturday Evening Post, including the Week in Review and the Norman Rockwell Minute.    Subscribe: SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe 

On May 16, 1868, Andrew Johnson avoided being removed from the presidency by the vote of one senator, Edmund Ross. Was Ross a constitutional hero or a shameless opportunist? Subscribe to The Saturday Evening Post: SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe    Listen to more from The Saturday Evening Post, including the Norman Rockwell Minute and the Week in Review podcast. 

The first air mail stamp was printed with a huge mistake that soon became reality. Listen to our other podcasts: The Week in Review and The Norman Rockwell Minute   Become a Saturday Evening Post member: SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe     

In 1913, a group of suffragists decided to march on Washington, in what would become one of the most violent and chaotic episodes in the fight for women’s right to vote. Leave us a rating and review on iTunes.  Subscribe: SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe 

Near the end of World War I, America found itself embroiled in the Russian conflict between Lenin’s Bolsheviks and the many forces that opposed them. Subscribe: SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe