Imagine for a moment that it’s 1920. If you’re over 14, there’s a 66 percent chance you’re already married—and probably for life, since the divorce rate is 6 percent. If you’re over 54, you’ve already ...

In 1920, as Americans were preparing to choose their next president, the country — just out of World War I — was still reeling from a flu pandemic that killed nearly 700,000 Americans, recovering from ...

On April 26, 1920, Harlow Shapley of Mount Wilson Observatory and Heber Curtis of Lick Observatory held a public debate at ...

The Panic of 1920 started out as a contender for the greatest depression of all time, with a drop in prices and production during its first twelve months that dwarfed those of any other economic crash ...

The General Strike of 1920 in the city of Turin lead to workers occupying and running the factories themselves as part of an attempt to build a socialist society. “This is how every worker feels it: ...

It was a scene the likes of which the city of Northampton may never see again. Estimates of as many as 15,000 to 20,000 people parading up Main Street to Elm Street and onto the grounds of Smith ...

Pic is a good, old-fashioned war movie with spectacular action, a cast of thousands and a decent love story holding it all together. A good, old-fashioned war movie with spectacular action, a cast of ...