DECEMBER 11, 1934

TUESDAY
1934 Coca-Cola advertising artwork
$1,000 INVESTED IN COKE STOCK (KO) IN 1934
WOULD HAVE MADE YOU $27,693,117 IN THE 2025 DATASET
Min Wage Hourly$0.27
Median Home Price$4,900.00
Gas Price Avg$0.19
Bread Price Avg$0.08
Movie Ticket Avg$0.27
First Class Stamp$0.02
Milk Price Avg$0.52
Top Movies From 1934
Show screen release and event cards
1 Kid Millions
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Kid Millions
2 Cleopatra
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Cleopatra
3 Forsaking All Others
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Forsaking All Others
4 It Happened One Night
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It Happened One Night
5 Chained
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Chained
6 Wonder Bar
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Wonder Bar
7 The Barretts of Wimpole Street
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The Barretts of Wimpole Street
8 Here Comes the Navy
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Here Comes the Navy
9 Judge Priest
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Judge Priest
10 Treasure Island
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Treasure Island
The Thin Man
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The Thin Man
The Scarlet Empress
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The Scarlet Empress
Six of a Kind
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Six of a Kind
You're Telling Me!
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You're Telling Me!
Twentieth Century
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Twentieth Century
Death Takes a Holiday
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Death Takes a Holiday
The Lost Patrol
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The Lost Patrol
Mandalay
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Mandalay
Viva Villa!
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Viva Villa!
Manhattan Melodrama
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Manhattan Melodrama
The House of Rothschild
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The House of Rothschild
The Black Cat
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The Black Cat
I've Got Your Number
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I've Got Your Number
Little Miss Marker
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Little Miss Marker
Stand Up and Cheer!
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Stand Up and Cheer!
The Gay Divorcee
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The Gay Divorcee
Of Human Bondage
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Of Human Bondage
Operator 13
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Operator 13
The Richest Girl in the World
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The Richest Girl in the World
Now and Forever
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Now and Forever
It's a Gift
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It's a Gift
The Old Fashioned Way
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The Old Fashioned Way
Shoot the Works
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Shoot the Works
One Night of Love
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One Night of Love
The Girl from Missouri
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The Girl from Missouri
We're Rich Again
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We're Rich Again
The Affairs of Cellini
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The Affairs of Cellini
Babes in Toyland
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Babes in Toyland
Imitation of Life
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Imitation of Life
Bright Eyes
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Bright Eyes
The Invisible Man
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The Invisible Man
The Bitter Tea of General Yen
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The Bitter Tea of General Yen
Design for Living
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Design for Living
Duck Soup
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Duck Soup
Dinner at Eight
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Dinner at Eight
Little Women
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Little Women
The Bowery
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The Bowery
Sons of the Desert
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Sons of the Desert
Heroes for Sale
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Heroes for Sale
Queen Christina
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Queen Christina

December 11, 1934 Trivia

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December 11, 1934

On December 11, 1934, former Philippine Revolutionary leader Emilio Aguinaldo publicly requested immediate action toward Philippine independence, reflecting a growing national sentiment for self-governance amidst colonial rule. Th...

Inventions & Breakthroughs of December 1934

Gadgets, lab surprises, odd bets, and future-shocks from this slice of the calendar.

1 Frequency Modulation Refinement
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Frequency Modulation Refinement
2 Electric Typewriter
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Electric Typewriter
3 Infrared Night Vision Concepts
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Infrared Night Vision Concepts
4 Automatic Transmission Concept
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Automatic Transmission Concept
5 Stainless Steel Surgical Tools
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Stainless Steel Surgical Tools
6 Hydraulic Power Steering
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Hydraulic Power Steering
7 Photoelectric Door Sensor
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Photoelectric Door Sensor
8 Sound Suppressor (Silencer)
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Sound Suppressor (Silencer)
9 Electric Eye Counters
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Electric Eye Counters
10 Commercial Air Conditioning
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Commercial Air Conditioning

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Headlines From December 11, 1934

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  • Headline: Aguinaldo Calls for Philippine Independence. Impact: Aguinaldo’s plea for freedom set off a chain reaction that led to a series of revolutionary movements worldwide. Little did he know, his request would inspire a future generation of people petitioning for independence via social media hashtags. #Philippines #FreedomFighters. Fact: Did you know that Aguinaldo was once a self-proclaimed president? It's like declaring yourself the 'Supreme Ruler of Your Living Room'β€”noble but a bit hard to enforce.
  • Headline: Abe Espinosa Wins Miami Biltmore Open. Impact: Espinosa’s triumph on the golf course inadvertently led to the rise of golf-obsessed influencers who now think they can swing a club better than a politician can swing public opinion. Thanks, Abe!. Fact: Fun fact: Winning a golf tournament in Miami apparently requires more skill than winning a debate in Congress. Who knew?.
  • Headline: Cuba Purges Army for Plotting. Impact: The ousting of these military personnel sent shockwaves through Cuban ranks, ultimately leading to a stronger regime that spent more time worrying about loyalty than actual defense. Plot twist: the plotters were actually planning a surprise party. Fact: In a shocking twist, plotting against your government is illegal. Surprising, right?.
  • Headline: Australia Plans Rail Reform.. Impact: Australia's ambitious rail reform led to a nationwide obsession with trains, resulting in a whole generation of children growing up to become trainspotters. The next big thing? 'Trainfluencers' on social media. Fact: Australia converting rails to standard gauge is like finally deciding to stop using that ancient dial-up internetβ€”about time!.
  • Headline: Georgetown Names Captains.. Impact: The appointment of these captains started a long-standing rivalry that would shape the school's sports culture, eventually leading to the creation of a fan base that takes their team colors more seriously than their own life choices. Fact: Naming captains is basically the sports equivalent of picking someone to be your group project leaderβ€”good luck with that!.
  • Headline: Goldsmith Annexes Honors.. Impact: Goldsmith's victory in basketball was the catalyst for a new era of competitive sportsmanship, where players began to realize that winning was less important than how many social media followers you gained from the event. Fact: Winning honors for basketball is great, but did you know that you can also win at life by simply avoiding all sports altogether?.
  • Headline: MAJORCAN BANK CLOSES.; American Depositors Stranded as Result of Failure.. Impact: The closure of this bank sent shockwaves through the financial system, causing a wave of 'Where did my money go?' panic that would eventually lead to a surge in financial literacy classes. The irony is delicious. Fact: A bank failure is like your fridge breaking downβ€”suddenly, you're left wondering where all the good stuff went.
  • Headline: Yablock to Coach St. Francis.. Impact: Yablock’s appointment as coach brought about a new era where coaching became a prestigious career, paving the way for future athletes to think they can just 'wing it' and become motivational speakers. Fact: Coaching is just a fancy way of saying, 'I know more than you, but I’ll let you try anyway.'.
  • Headline: REICH CATHOLICS ALARMED; Fear They May Be Disestablished Along With Protestants.. Impact: The fear of disestablishment set off a religious identity crisis that would haunt generations, leading to overly dramatic debates in coffee shops about the 'true' meaning of faith and community. Fact: It's funny how people get alarmed about disestablishmentβ€”like, what do you think was happening before you were established?.
  • Headline: WAR SPIRIT GROWS IN CHACO CONFLICT; Bolivia Accepts League Peace Formula, but Goes Ahead With Mobilization. ASUNCION SILENT ON PLAN Five Paraguayan Columns Push Ahead to Settle Issue Before Enemy Can Rally.. Impact: Bolivia’s decision to mobilize despite accepting peace terms exemplified the classic 'we say peace but act war' dilemma, leading to a long history of diplomatic negotiations that could've been solved with a simple group hug. Fact: The Chaco conflict was one of those 'who has the bigger stick' scenarios. Spoiler alert: neither side really won.

Wall Street Time Machine

The Right Call: A historical $1,000 investment comparison using the stored long-range dataset.
Rank #2
KMB
Kimberly-Clark
Price in 1934
$0.69
Stored value
$147,887

Kimberly-Clark - If you invested $1,000 in 1934, it would be worth $147,887 today (147.9x return)

Rank #3
IBM
IBM
Price in 1934
$1.46
Stored value
$205,272

IBM - If you invested $1,000 in 1934, it would be worth $205,272 today (205.3x return)

🦸 Top 5 Comics
Famous Funnies #1
Famous Funnies #1
$50,000
New Fun #1
New Fun #1
$2,000
Detective Dan, Secret Op. 48
Detective Dan, Secret Op. 48
$250
Tip Top Comics #1
Tip Top Comics #1
$3,000
The Funnies #1
The Funnies #1
$2,500
🧸 Top 5 Toys
MÀrklin Model Trains
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$250.00
Tinkertoy Construction Set
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$75.00
Buddy L Toy Trucks
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$1,200.00
Mickey Mouse Wooden Doll
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$350.00
Fisher-Price Pop-Up Kritter
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$75.00
⚾ Top 5 Trading Cards
Enos Slaughter - Goudey
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$11.00
Lou Gehrig - Goudey #37
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$167,300
Jimmie Foxx - Goudey
Jimmie Foxx - Goudey
$250,000
Al Simmons - Batter-Up #57
Al Simmons - Batter-Up #57
$11.00
Babe Ruth - Goudey #144
Babe Ruth - Goudey #144
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