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Let Me Tell You About Mae West
Mae West had aged by the year 1964, but the inner Mae hadn’t changed at all.
The Saturday Evening Post History Minute: How World War I Changed America
Today, there is little left to remind of us of World War I besides memorials. But the Great War, in fact, produced several lasting changes in American life.
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Movies for the Rest of Us with Bill Newcott: Queen and Queens at the Box Office
Queen rules again in Bohemian Rhapsody and some courageous women take on a man’s world in two action-packed thrillers.
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News of the Week: Peace and Quiet, Leaf-Peeping, and Folks Are Just Crazy for Black Coffee
In the news for the week ending November 9, 2018, are the long-awaited cessation of political ads, a 106-year-old Taco Bell lover, psychopathic coffee drinkers, and much more.
Thanksgiving
More on ThanksgivingThe Invention of Thanksgiving
Yes, there was a communal meal, but the Pilgrims’ table looked nothing like the holiday dinner we serve today.
The Year of Two Thanksgivings
With all the concerns about Christmas — or at least Christmas shopping — intruding on Thanksgiving, maybe it’s time to keep Thanksgiving in its traditional pre-1939 place.
Thanksgiving Safety for Your Pets
The best way to say “thank you” to your four-legged friends is to follow these helpful tips.
The True Spirit of Thanksgiving
A 1948 Post article questions what we know about the holiday that started as a three-day picnic and Pilgrim sporting event.
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