Episode 10: This Vintage Postcard Got VERY Dark

This week’s postcards spiral quickly from “I need medicine” into wartime anxiety, mysterious boxes, diphtheria, and one deeply unsettling Christmas message.In this episode:- A desperate 1940 postcard from Kansas City  - The least festive Christmas card ever written  - A bizarre postcard coincidence involving “Master Karl”  - Rosé cocktails and creature double features  - Possible diphtheria zombiesVintage postcards were apparently chaos.Music by UnbanishedMule from Pixabay#postcardquestionpodcast #postcardpodcast #postcardhistorypodcast #vintagepostcardpodcast #historymysterypodcast #postcardmysteries #oldpostcardstories #postcardquestions #hiddenhistorypodcast #familyhistorypodcastAbout the PodcastPostmarked & Tipsy is a podcast where history, postcards, cocktails, and curiosity collide. From bizarre postcard messages to forgotten places, roadside attractions, family drama and strange slices of everyday life, we explore the stories hidden in vintage mail — one postcard at a time.Follow UsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/postmarkedtipsy/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61580795172979TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@postmarked_tipsyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PostmarkedTipsyWebsite: www.postmarkedtipsy.comSupport the ShowIf you'd like to support the podcast, share an episode, follow us on social media or tell another vintage-loving history nerd about the tavern.DisclaimerThe content of this podcast is intended for entertainment, educational and commentary purposes. Some postcards discussed may contain outdated language, historical inaccuracies, personal messages or themes reflective of the time period in which they were written. Certain identifying details may be omitted or generalized out of respect for privacy. While we strive to present accurate historical context and research, interpretations, theories, and commentary expressed during the podcast are those of the hosts. Postmarked & Tipsy features cocktail-themed content and occasional discussion of alcohol as part of the show’s atmosphere, storytelling and historical themes. We encourage responsible and legal alcohol consumption at all times. Our content is intended for adult audiences of legal drinking age and is not intended to promote excessive drinking, substance abuse or unsafe behavior. If you choose to consume alcohol, please do so responsibly and never drink and drive. If alcohol or substance use is affecting you or someone you know, support is available through local mental health, addiction recovery and crisis support services in your area. Listener discretion is advised.