Asmr - Old News - Softly Spoken

In this softly spoken video I will read a copy of a Harrisburg, Pennsylvania newspaper from August 12, 1919 (100 years ago). I hope you enjoy 🙂

[GaslampASMR]

I love the thought that the work of reporters and editors from a century ago is available to read at the Library of Congress. So many words lost in the obscurity of modern electronic mass storage, just waiting for someone to click a link and look inside. Thanks for the wonderful video.

[Sailingsilk]

You could talk for 20 minutes about a door knob and I would still be intrigued. Thank you for blessing me with this video, I needed it tonight ❤️

[mri_]

This video is excellent! Please read more old newspapers like this!!!!

[hannatibbils]

These are by far my favorite ASMR videos. I absolutely love your reading voice, and it’s a little nostalgic, like when the school librarian or a teacher would read a book on class. If you were interested in doing another old news reading, maybe finding some articles about the 1918 flu pandemic would be interesting, at a time like this 🤔

[CarolBlaneyPhD]

I found my new favorite genre of yours: old books, magnifying glass, anything really old, it is easy on the eyes, and the old items come from a slower-paced time, and thus the energy emmanates to add that extra touch of relaxing. hope you can do more. the color of the 'yellowed' pages also looks really pretty on the video screen!!! hugs.

[sheri]

I am in awe. I absolutely love history. and this that you've done is beyond words... love you, and thanks? you go absolutely fabulous

[RaionGaru]

How interesting!!

My grandpa was born in 1917 and although we are from Rio and local realities were so apart, it is nice to hear news from the time he was a boy 😄
Thanks for share! Your voice is really sweet and soft 💚

[andreamakres]

I am watching this for the first time. I enjoy listening to articles and ads from the past and your commentary about them. The Hannibal Lecter comment was hilarious!

[NecaBear]

I love learning things while my brain tingles.

[Just_gamingwithEORJOKR.]

Yay! History + ASMR! A dream come true! 😍

[laceybrown]

I love this video! Please do more of these old news readings! ❤

[selinablack]

I’m very curious to know what you look like. We only ever see your hands and hear your voice. Don’t get me wrong, not complain. Your asmr voice is heaven sent! Just curious is all 😁

[deebre]

Wonderful! Love it! More more more! Harrisburg PA, I just moved from that area 2 years ago. I lived in Etters

[rynnsreign]

Discovered you channel recently and this is by far my favourite 😍 I’m listening to this to sleep every night 😴

[jennahudson]

Thank you for all the extra steps you take to give us such tingly videos 💜

[Psycat]

This was a brilliant idea, Amuse! Very interesting AND relaxing. I could listen to you talk about literally anything. Keep up the fantastic work!

[MichaelKensinger]

very cool. I live in Altoona, so it was cool to hear about that. I also lived near Harrisburg for awhile.

[Trinxxy]

This is so good. Your soothing tone with the paper rustling, divine! 4am right now and I finally feel relaxed enough to sleep, Thank you for helping me kick my insomnia's butt 💜

[doves]

Gee, I wish you could be convinced to continue on with the rest of this soft spoken reading. Hearing this hometown news from so many years ago is really fascinating. BTW, I’ve come to learn that many of the so-called remedies of that era were filled with toxic substances like arsenic and formaldehyde!! So much for iron pills that ‘cleanse’ the blood!😦

[ev]

Excited for this, thank you for a long one!