Post Perspective

Memorial Day

The observation of Decoration Day, eventually renamed Memorial Day, gains new importance with each war, and our coverage of this commemorative occasion over the decades reminds Americans of their debt to the war dead.... More

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A Modern Mothers’ Day

Ninety-five years have passed since Mother's Day became a national holiday. In the years since then, Americans have become accustomed to the annual flood of... More

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The Kentucky Derby

From training to naming, the business of the "two most exciting minutes in sports" unfolds before our eyes as we delve into the archives for... More

Playing Dirty

Before the days of performance-enhancing drugs, crafty pitchers were engaging in this less sophisticated form of cheating.... More

Easter Madness

Come Sunday, April 12, 2009, Easter takes Manhattan as hundreds crowd the famed Fifth Avenue in New York City for a parade unlike any other.... More

April Fool’s

April Fool’s is celebrated in many countries around the world, with roots dating back to 1582 when Pope Gregory XIII ordered the adoption of a... More

Barbie Celebrates 50 Years

For a woman of a “certain age,” Barbie looks pretty good—well preserved, in fact. Would you believe that the lithe lady remains as popular as... More

A Salute to Paul Harvey

The Saturday Evening Post magazine salutes veteran newsman Paul Harvey, dubbed the “voice of Middle America.”... More

Retirement on the Rise

“Retirement age just isn’t what it used to be,” states the article Retirement Age: 65 and Rising in the Mar./Apr. 2009 issue of The Saturday... More

Happy Birthday, President Washington!

On February 22, America celebrates the anniversary of the birth of President George Washington. Washington’s importance has been so beyond question that his name is... More

Roses are Red

In the 17th century, “it was the Saint Valentine’s custom for a girl to declare her choice of sweethearts that morning, in the expectation of... More

$12,000-a-week Preacher’s Boy
$12,000-a-week Preacher’s Boy

The hoarse baritone of ex-Baptist organist Nat "King" Cole earns him earns him nearly $400,000 a year, has sole 19,000,000 records like Nature Boy. It... More

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