“Actually we had no racial or religious groups; we were all Americans, or thought we were. But, suddenly and amazingly, fiery crosses flared in the darkness of our pasture lands.”
Hawaii cleared one of the last hurdles to statehood 60 years ago this week with the signing of the Hawaii Admission Act.
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Ed Dwyer charts the rise of retro television in the age of streaming media. From the March/April 2019 issue.
In the news for the week ending March 15, 2019, are a future in Jeopardy!, a loss of time, a gain for bookstores, apologetic monsters, and much more.
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Years after his wife’s death, a Michigan pastor learns how to play the blues and how to let go.
It took a tenacious, bold, independent writer to invent the fictional teen sleuth.
We’re warning you now: after reading this, you’ll be humming these theme songs all day.
Read More about The 50 Greatest TV Theme Songs of All Time: Live-Action
A long-forgotten illustrator was once the country’s premier source of cute dog comedy.
Read More about The Bizarre and Adorable Canine Comics of Robert L. Dickey
Over the years, Norman Rockwell painted many striking portraits of presidents and presidential candidates. This video highlights some of his best work.
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Spiced beef, mutton stew, and griddle cakes, all cooked in the Irish style. Plus, a lesson in Dublin whisky.
The Saturday Evening Post offers its readers a thoroughly American take on vital issues of the day. If you already have a subscription then verify your existing subscription for access.
“Hilarious” is not typically a word people use to describe their subway commutes, but we managed to find a little underground fun in these vintage cartoons.
We found our best man-in-a-saloon cartoons from the 1940s (fedoras included).
