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New World Manners Pass Over to Old Europe
America's Speech, Literature, Film, Music, Dances, and Eating and Drinking Habits Reshape Life Abroad
Oct 12
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Jesse Rifkin
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Way of the Counterfeiter Grows More Thorny
The Latest Trick Is Raising the Face Value of Bills, but They Are Crude and Do Not Travel Far
Oct 5
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Jesse Rifkin
Army's First Eaglet Talks of Flying
Foulois, Once Our Whole Air Force, Recounts the Stirring Early Days With Wright and Some Later History
Sep 28
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Jesse Rifkin
Fight Promotion is Big Business Now
Pugilism Was a Simpler Profession When Dan Stuart Arranged the Fitzsimmons-Maher Battle
Sep 21
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Jesse Rifkin
Our Moaning Saxophone is Now Called Immoral
Whether or Not It Be Guilty, at Least It Has Achieved a New Distinction and Become a Musical Issue
Sep 14
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Jesse Rifkin
Von Hindenburg Carries On
Stanch Old Field Marshal, in His First Four Months as President, Has Imparted Some of His Calmness to Germany's People and Politicians – His Official…
Sep 7
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Jesse Rifkin
The Charleston Prances Into Favor
New Dance Comes on Swiftly, but It Has Not Yet Reached the Ballrooms of New York
Aug 31
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Jesse Rifkin
Paths of French War Brides Are Rocky
Half a decade after World War I, how were marriages of American soldiers and European (mostly French) wives faring?
Aug 3
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Jesse Rifkin
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