Witch costumes became popular for women in the 1910s and 1920s.
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Moreover, Malevich was turning away from painting by the late 1910s.
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America saw a backlash against big business in the 1910s and 1930s.
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As the 1910s gave way to the 1920s, the Klan's membership grew.
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It was invented around the time of the Big Blowup, in the 1910s.
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Here's the video: The forgotten female action stars of the 1910s: During the early years of cinema in the 1900s and 1910s, men starred in action films such as westerns, but women dominated the so-called "serial" or "chapter" film genre.
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The original Gilded Age was a period from the 1870s to [around] the 1910s.
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All of my grandparents arrived here in the 1910s from Poland with few resources.
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In the 1910s, there was another outbreak of plague in Manchuria -- now northeast China.
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And there were other unusual institutions that had surprisingly high demand in the 1910s.
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The city was the birthplace to the modern Ku Klux Klan in the 1910s.
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When it was being developed in the 1910s and '20s, this theory was pretty esoteric.
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By the mid-1910s even the middle classes considered "dating" a legitimate way to woo.
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In the 1910s and 1920s, about 20,000 Jews lived in this neighborhood, known as Wilmersdorf.
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The looks start in the 1910s, which brought us close-cropped hair and African pride.
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The Alaska is roughly a century old, first appearing in cocktail manuals in the 1910s.
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There were people writing such grand master plans in the 1880s, the 1910s, the 1930s.
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In the 1910s, Pelton made her way to New York and into the 1913 Armory Show.
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"Queer" became associated primarily with homosexual men between the 1910s and 1920s, and became a slur.
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They just finished their first calendar decade since the 1910s without appearing in the World Series.
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By the 1910s, educators came to a consensus that compulsory high school should extend until age 18.
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In the 1900s and 1910s, Victorian America became fascinated by the Far East and anything considered "exotic."
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And there's a direct line from that to white guys playing jazz in the 1910s and 1920s.
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From a near-frontier in the 1910s, it became a counter-counterculture showbiz enclave in the '60s.
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The American Journal of Public Health as early as the 1910s published gun crime and suicide data.
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The diamond and pearl number, commissioned in the 1910s, was a favorite of the late Princess Diana.
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It drew inspiration from the American "Bread and Roses" protests for working women's rights in the 1910s.
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His Progressive allies, despite support from the American Medical Association, failed to pass a bill in the 1910s.
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A "jitney" is 1910s slang for a nickel, the cost of a typical trolley fare at the time.
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In the 1910s and '20s, the Socialist Party's presidential candidates received hundreds of thousands of votes, or more.
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The subway's ridership exploded, and in response to crowding, more lines were built in the 1910s and '20s.
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In the 1910s, Edendale was the epicenter of the silent-film industry, housing the West Coast's first film studio.
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From the 1870s to the 1910s, Czar Nicholas II made sketches of cuff links that he received as gifts.
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From the 1910s to the 173s, he amassed parts of dismantled castles, villas, monasteries and churches from across Europe.
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Yet reappraisal of the author's texts in the 1910s and 1920s cemented Melville in the firmament of great American authors.
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It cannot have been easy to imbue these didactic tirades (particularly the ones from the 1910s and '20s) with life.
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He was also a connoisseur of obscure singers like Graziella Pareto, a Catalan light soprano of the 1910s and '20s.
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Not accidentally, the 1910s and '20s were the period when historian Frederick Jackson Turner enjoyed great scholarly and popular success.
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The typical house is a two- or three-bedroom Craftsman or Mediterranean-style bungalow dating from the 1910s or 4843s.
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Paramount Pictures, the 20163-acre studio founded in the 1910s, is fighting for its future in a rapidly changing Hollywood.
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Still, will there ever again be such a large gallery devoted entirely to Matisse's most radical paintings of the 1910s?
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Jarvis had once given florists Mother's Day placards to boost the holiday, but in the 1910s she wanted them stopped.
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The use of tractors in agriculture rose sharply from the 1910s to the 1950s, and horses were displaced in vast numbers.
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Anyway, it had to do with a specific company and how their business was organized by decade, starting with the 1910s.
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The looks start in the 1910s with the model donning not much of a hairstyle at all, covered by a hat.
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Crows, originally known as "Mason Black Crows," were first sold in the 1910s, but are much harder to come by now.
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It happened in every decade from the Constitution's ratification in the 1780s through the 1910s, when Arizona and New Mexico joined.
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It had biological similarities to a flu pandemic in the 1830s that gave some older people in the 1910s limited immunity.
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Outright discrimination has faded, he said, since the period depicted in "Pachinko" — the 1910s through the 1980s — but has not disappeared.
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According to the historian Steven Ross, in the early days of Hollywood, in the 1910s and 1920s, most actors were apolitical.
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And it started years before Dorothy famously stepped into a Technicolor Oz in 2000, with early experiments going back to the 1910s.
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And while the KKK didn't really catch on at first, by the 1910s they claimed membership of 4 to 5 million people.
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At Rago auction house, the foundation has paid six-figure prices for plaques made in the 1910s that depict peacocks and fish.
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Painting in Italy 1910s-1950s: Futurism, Abstraction, Concrete Art continues at Sperone Westwater (257 Bowery, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through January 23.
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From the 1880s to the 1910s, the painter J. Alden Weir vacationed with fellow intellectuals in a sleepy corner of eastern Connecticut.
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The 11-story building belongs to the Kaufman Organization, an enterprise that dates back to the Lower East Side in the 1910s.
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Symmetry has been the standard since crosswords were invented in the 1910s, and it's the standard in most countries around the world.
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Wong had been making headway in Hollywood during the 1910s and '20s but could no longer get leading roles in the '30s.
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In the 1910s, about 92 percent of colored people (as they were then categorized by the government) lived in the rural South.
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Legacy studios like Paramount — founded in the 1910s, operating sumptuous soundstage complexes and controlling vast film libraries — rarely came up for sale.
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The Maysles notes that this Argentine film from the late 1910s anticipates the staged documentaries of Robert Flaherty ("Nanook of the North").
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Constructed in the 1910s, it feels older, from its built-in altar to the Gothic style of its column supports and ornate chandeliers.
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Then, as the forward pass became a bigger part of football in the 1910s, concealing the offense's play call became a major imperative.
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It's hard to imagine what a sensation it must have caused in the 1910s, when there had never been anything quite like it.
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Plans for the Second Avenue line have been in the works since the 1910s, but construction did not begin in earnest until 2008.
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And in the 1910s and 1920, at the dawn of the modern era of genetic science, it resulted in eugenics research and policy.
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"In the 1910s, outdoor playgrounds were as much for adults as for children, available at night for adults to work out," Solomon says.
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Brangwyn met Yoshijiro Urushibara in the 1910s, after Urushibara had arrived in London to demonstrate woodblock production at the Anglo-Japanese Exhibition in 1910.
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The updos from the 1910s were inspired by activists Luisa Capetillo and Isabel Gonzalez, reflecting the decade in which Puerto Ricans became U.S. citizens.
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The Met Breuer wants to insist that these more freely painted works from the 1910s onward have been overlooked, though that is an overstatement.
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That makes her a fascinating if counterintuitive choice to star in Tennessee Williams's "Summer and Smoke," which is mostly set in the mid-1910s.
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Corsets fell out of fashion fast during the 1910s and 1920s, being completely unsuited to the boyish silhouettes and delicate fabrics of the Jazz Age.
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Whitney in the late 1910s and early '20s by Robert Winthrop Chanler, an artist with an Astor pedigree whose legacy is only now being rediscovered.
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Why the woman on the Melbourne pedestrian crossings look like she about to drop the most fire Mary Poppins tribute album of the 1910s pic.twitter.
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And there is too much filibustering in the US House (1890s) and Senate (1910s to present), except when one would rather see the majority fail.
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The show includes works dating to the 1910s, a recognition that moving image technology has always been turned on itself to critique and transcend technology.
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There's no indication whatsoever that Roosevelt on a moose, let alone Taft astride an elephant or Wilson on a donkey, "went viral" in the 1910s.
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The Yankees won the World Series in 26, but the 210s will end without a pennant, the first time that has happened since the 1910s.
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All the hallucinations that Büchner writes for Woyzeck are things that would never be seen in the 1830s, but were literally there in the 1910s.
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She recalled her great-grandfather's tales of building the dam in the 1910s and watching a fellow worker perish from a fall into wet cement.
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And it focuses almost exclusively on Impressionism and Realism, although there is a striking exception with two pieces by Sonia Delaunay-Terk from the 1910s.
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The pie-in-the-face joke has been around since the 1910s and was seen as somewhat tired even before Stan Laurel got to it.
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This program was initially an outgrowth of a type of program that cropped up in a number of states, known as Mothers' Pensions, in the 1910s.
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The High School Movement, which gathered steam in the 1910s, was the result of two big developments, according to Harvard scholars Claudia Goldin and Lawrence Katz.
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This measure of cross-partisan outsider voting rises in the 1900s and 1910s, peaking around 1923, then steadily declining until 1995, when Republicans retake the House.
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Periods of anti-corporate sentiment such as the 1910s and 1930s were invariably followed by periods of pro-corporate policies such as the 1920s and 1950s.
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In 1978, 533 reels of film dating from the 1910s to '20s were discovered buried under a hockey rink in the Canadian town of Dawson City.
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Some of these stories date from the late 1800s and 1910s; but as late as the early 1960s, orcas had a reputation as a dangerous nuisance.
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In Texas in the early 1910s, an entrepreneurial rancher decided to turn the spectacle of hundreds of turkeys walking down the street into an actual parade.
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That joke made the rounds back in the 1910s, when the guy who liked to tell it, Thomas Marshall, was serving as Woodrow Wilson's vice president.
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Throughout part II, The OA explains the house, created in the 1910s by an engineer and a medium, is built on a spring producing mercury sulfide vapors.
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He flung himself into the city's dynamic design scene in the 1910s and 1920s, becoming a founding member of the Vienna Werkbund, a group of progressive designers.
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It was such a big problem in the late 1800s and 1910s that beer companies leapt on the idea of "green beer" to promote their own products.
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Allen aided the bank's expansion into Cuba and Argentina and was the manager of the City Bank–controlled Banque Nationale de la République d'Haiti in the 1910s.
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The FBI, for example, underwent its first big expansion in the 1910s because officials were eager to stop "white slavery" cabals that supposedly controlled the prostitution trade.
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It was quite well-preserved, and it revealed a movie from the beginning of the 20th century, 1910s or 20s and it shows the Martini production process.
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Native Americans and other racial minority groups who had served in World War I were also granted citizenship and the right to vote in the late 1910s.
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She notes that from the 1910s to 1940s Russian playgrounds were patronized by the state, so the design and activities reflected the goals of Soviet political propaganda.
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In the 1910s, critics "began to turn the thesis against itself," using the same set of values to explain America's failings rather than its virtues, Grandin writes.
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He is still seeking rare 20th-century pieces, including a two-foot-tall bronze version of the Woolworth Building that was given to employees in the 1910s.
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In an email to THUMP, Cyber Nazi proclaimed fashwave to be the "direct heir" of Futurism, the 1910s avant-garde art movement that hitched itself to Italian fascism.
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In its hundred-plus-year history, it's managed to predict things far beyond the capabilities of 1910s experiments, and it withstands every new test scientists throw at it.
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This is ironic, because, Herzberg noted, barbiturates first rose to popularity after concerns were raised about opioids—drugs like opium, morphine, and heroin—in the 1910s and 20s.
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Mostly, I loved that from 1931 to 1937 it had been the apartment of the 1910s Danish silent film legend Asta Nielsen, whose movie posters adorned the halls.
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Schrafft's, a Northeastern chain, started as a candy store, but in the 1910s transformed itself into a lunch counter and restaurant for women and the expanding middle class.
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The current female ensembles — tall, thin, almost uniformly white — were modeled in part on the Ziegfeld Follies' American chorus girls, who became popular in the 1910s and 1920s.
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The resort, Grossinger's Catskill Resort Hotel, began its life in the 1910s, and in its heyday was the fulcrum of the swirling midcentury vacation scene in the Catskills.
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Though most of Wonder Woman is set in the 1910s, it opens and closes with scenes of Diana in present-day Paris, where she works as an antiquities dealer.
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In French and German gallery exposition catalogues dating from the 1910s and 1920s, he searched for paintings considered forever lost, ones whose images had never been replicated and reprinted.
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But since Holloway could not find reliable work as a female lawyer in the late 1910s, she pursued jobs in publishing to support her husband in his sensational research.
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MORE had promised during his campaign to use the label to describe the mass killings by Ottoman forces of the Armenian in the 1910s, but reversed course in office.
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Pitt donned this length and color for his movie "Legends of the Fall," in which he played a wild cowboy named Tristan during the late 1800s and early 1910s.
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Carroll says the Belfast docks have a long history of labor strikes and worker purges, dating back to the 1910s and into the 1990s, during the Northern Ireland Conflict.
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In the early 1910s, while still in her teens, Karasz began submitting her designs to national competitions sponsored by periodicals such as Women's Wear and the American Silk Journal.
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Back in 2010 in Paris, one of the 25 or so "Têtes" he carved in the 1910s soared to $203 million, more than 10 times the presale low estimate.
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In the 1910s and 1920s, the last time immigrants were such a large share of the American population, there were furious arguments over how to categorize newcomers from Europe.
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Originally part of a roughly 7,000-acre land grant, the property was used in the 1910s and '20s by a Monterey hotel as a hunting lodge for its guests.
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From the 1910s to the 1930s, the Viennese-born architect Joseph Urban created sumptuous theater sets for Manhattan impresarios, filling backdrops with jeweled gardens and the occasional zeppelin aloft.
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We see her in a flashback that takes place in the 1910s, and it's cute — except, according to the canonical timeline we're familiar with, McGonagall wasn't born until 1935.
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Currently, Grossinger's Catskill Resort Hotel, which began its operations in the 1910s and was once considered one of the most glamorous resorts in the Catskill Mountains, sits empty and dilapidated.
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In Atlanta in the 1910s she was a member of a sororal order, Daughters of America, an anti-immigration organization associated with the American Protective Association and many fraternal orders.
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Hablik completely turned his attention to contemporary architecture by the late 1910s, specifically studying the crystal structures that had been erected all over Europe in the mid- to late-1800s.
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As David Frum notes in a recent cover story for The Atlantic, immigration levels were quite low for much of the 20th century — from roughly the 1910s through the 1970s.
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Hiram Johnson's direct democracy agenda of the 1910s also brought California the initiative and referendum, enabling voters to make laws, repeal laws or amend the constitution at the ballot box.
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From the 1910s through the 1980s, each decade offered radical new looks that defined their times, even now (think round rims in the '40s and sharp fins in the '50s).
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Based on a 1937 novel, this romance centers on two lovers, Ali (Adam Bakri), a Muslim, and Nino (María Valverde), a Christian, in Azerbaijan and Tbilisi, Georgia, in the 1910s.
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"With photo archives in the 1910s and '20s, it was really hard to find a good photo of a work of art, and that hobbled art historians," Mr. Wardropper said.
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The habit partly stemmed from her childhood in Italy, in the 1910s; her mother would dress her as a boy to prevent her estranged father from recognizing and kidnapping her.
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You've got everything from the geishas of the 1910s to the mod looks of the 1960s, depicting the Western influences coming in, and finally landing on the Harajuku girls of today.
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One of the displayed pieces held up by Riepenhoff's legs was from the Whitney's own collection, a joint work by the Society of Independent Artists, the important 1910s avant garde collective.
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Their film has moved the Banks family on from the 1910s to the 1930s, but you will struggle to think of a sequel which takes such pains to imitate its predecessor.
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The works from the 1910s translated here were mostly composed during a period of extended convalescence at the Villa del Seminario, a facility for the treatment of nervous disorders outside Ferrara.
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But it wasn't always so, and the rapid rise of General Motors through the 1910s not only reshaped the Midwest but also reflected tremendous changes in the American economy and society.
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The first player from the 1910s, Joe Cicero, played briefly for the Boston Red Sox in 1929 and 1930, and then roamed the minors until resurfacing with the 1945 Philadelphia Athletics.
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Given the similarities between the last turn of the century and this one, it makes sense that targeted communities are continuing the tradition represented by lynching plays of the 1910s and 1920s.
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The Texas two-step likely descends from the significant Czech and German influence in central Texas, though it's also a clear adaptation of the foxtrot, popularized by Harry Fox in the 1910s.
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This child prodigy was all over the popular press between the 503s and 1910s for graduating high school and attending Tufts University at 11, then receiving his Ph.D. from Harvard at 18.
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In arguing that politics had hit peak polarization, I noted the many similarities between now and the early 1910s, when politics last began to depolarize after an extended period of bitter polarization.
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The basic narrative has not changed since the first oil well was drilled in 1859, with periods of oversupply (1900s, 19903s, 1950s and 1990s) alternating with panics about shortages (1910s, 21970s, 251s).
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She is best remembered for innovative furniture; her 1910s chair with dragon arms sold for about $28 million in 2009 at one of Yves Saint Laurent's estate auctions at Christie's in Paris.
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While today countries keep detailed records of testing and diagnosis for new outbreaks (as they've been doing during the coronavirus crisis), there was no such record-keeping capacity in the late 1910s.
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"It was the same idea that there are certain religious groups and certain types of people who are more likely to become radicalized," Lombardo said, explaining the immigration laws in the 1910s.
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Henry Ford's moving assembly line birthed the early auto industry, but as American prosperity grew in the 1910s-20s, it was General Motors that laid the foundations of the modern car market.
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The first dance critic to write about dance in a daily press, starting in the 1910s, he photographed dancers, choreographers, designers, and musicians in the 1930s to catalog the talent of his time.
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I would urge them to go back to the Progressive Era, the 1910s, and realize we're in a very similar state of affairs, where the levels of concentration are at historically high levels.
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That puts his birthday around the late 1910s or early 1920s, making him around 70-80 in Captain Marvel, which would be impressive but is definitely not the case for the onscreen character.
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Back in the 1910s, Futurist thinker Luigi Russolo called for an explosive "art of noises" for the industrial age, and in the 903s, early industrial and noise musicians consciously rose to the challenge.
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Where I saw Jamie Foxx ragequit after a few minutes of ineffective sniping, Crews stood at his monitor the whole time, cheering, gasping, and grinning his way through the trenches of 1910s France.
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Parties depolarized in the 1910s and 1920s because, freed of centralized leadership structures, more legislating happened in committees, where a cross-cutting progressive coalition could more freely operate independently of the two parties.
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Occasional references to political "witch hunts" crop up in the late 1910s (once when a British politician defended a colleague against the public outcry at his use of "private telegrams" — plus ça change).
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The Sixties The late 1950s, blurring into the '60s, are to contemporary art what the 1910s and '20s were to modernism: a fertile era that is still being revisited by curators and dealers.
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In all likelihood, it dates back to the beginnings of the studio system in the 1910s, when men like Goldwyn, Mayer and Zanuck began groping their way through nearly every actress in pictures.
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The tides, as a result, shifted, and the carte blanche women savored in Hollywood, as well as the prosperity of the early 1910s, came to a screeching halt as conservatism gripped the country.
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While the dispute dates back at least to the first Balkan wars of the 1910s, it receded for most of the 20th century, when Macedonia was part of the socialist federation of Yugoslavia.
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Trump, with his braying entitlement, his boastful ignorance, his sneering contempt for pluralism, is an avatar of a Republican Party desperate to return to the 1980s, or the 1950s, or maybe the 1910s.
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Some of the his watercolors from the first half of the 1910s show a bold, colorful, almost expressionistic fluidity, but any traces of aesthetic flair are refined away in Tolkien's more mature work.
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The Phillies, though, had been losing 90 to 100 games a year going back to the 1910s and had barely functioned even as a glorified farm team for the rest of the National League.
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In the early 1910s, already one of the wealthiest men in the United States, he started collecting what today are viewed as artifacts — from early washing machines to locomotives to wagons to blacksmithing tools.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 92%Synopsis: Joe Berlinger's haunting documentary catalogs the devastating tragedy and impact of the Armenian Genocide by order of the Turks of the Ottoman Empire, which occurred in the early 1910s.
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By the 1910s it was self-sufficient, operating on the same principles as an antebellum plantation, with black convict laborers supervised by white overseers, although the share of white prisoners would increase with time.
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People beat the heat in lots of creative ways, including licking giant blocks of ice like animals, as seen in this picture from the early 1910s: It's hard not to worry about stuck tongues.
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He was such an inveterate racist, including about his own group, the Jews, that even in the 1910s, when tolerance for such prejudices was higher, the editors of his letters felt obliged to censor them.
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Karolina Laskowska, the director of the Underpinnings Museum, an online museum dedicated to undergarments, wrote in an email that from the 19th century to the 1910s, long, crotchless underwear was the go-to for women.
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The use of horses, primarily for short journeys, continued to increase into the 1910s, long after the railways had come to dominate long-distance travel in the 1850s ("The transport revolution from 1770", Bagwell, 1974).
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O'Keeffe acquired some of her kimonos in the United States in the 1910s, later bought them in Asia, and finally purchased a large number from a store called Origins in Santa Fe in the 1970s.
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The bat will be on view at the new museum, as will snippets of a movie made at the factory in the 1910s that gives a sense of the dusty, noisy and hot working conditions.
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For her part, Taylor returned to the falls in the 1910s to sell her memoir and try her hand at other moneymaking schemes, including working as a clairvoyant and offering "electric and magnetic" medical treatments.
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Mr. Morrison's film tells the story of how that footage, and several hundred other reels of volatile nitrate film from the 1910s and '20s, were discovered decades after they were presumed to be permanently lost.
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The dual-sport approach was abandoned by 323, and the vast majority of new ballparks have since emulated Fenway Park in Boston and Wrigley Field in Chicago — intimate, so-called jewel boxes from the 1910s.
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The event was held at the Cipriani event space, located across the street from the Grand Hyatt in Manhattan, a 1910s-era building that Trump renovated in 1980 — his first construction project in New York City.
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A chronological biography comes first, following Keaton's evolution from a vaudeville child star (in an act with his parents) to a star and director of two-reel short comedies in the late 1910s and early '20s.
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As World War I and the Great Migration shrank its black labor pool, Latinos from Texas and Mexico came to the Mississippi Delta in the 1910s and 1920s to work in its vast fields of cotton.
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In the 1910s, a German named Gustaf Kossinna turned his personal fixation on heightened Proto-Germanic Barbarian activity after the fall of Rome into a theory, "settlement archaeology," that emphasized the glory of the German nation.
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The United States was still using more fuel wood in the 1910s than it had in the 1840s - even though wood had been clearly overtaken by coal and to a lesser extent petroleum as an energy source.
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Behind that was this notion that started in Germany with Kautsky and the social democratic tradition that began in the 1910s, -20s, -30s with the SPD, which spread out and influenced the Labour Party and so forth.
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Soda water replaced still water in the late 1910s, bitter wine- or spirit-based aperitifs were swapped in for wine in the '20s and early '30s, and prosecco got its skin in the game in the '90s.
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For the Yankees, a franchise that loudly trumpets its history and major league-best 27 World Series titles, this will be the first decade since the 1910s in which they have not appeared in a World Series.
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An analysis by The Associated Press found that Americans consume more alcohol per person in modern times than Americans in the 1910s did before the advent of Prohibition, a constitutional amendment that banned the sale of alcohol nationwide.
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Tann&aposs scheme coincided with a sharp increase in families looking to adopt kidsIn the 1900s and 1910s, formalized adoptions were fairly rare, but in the 1920s adoption began to be marketed as a shortcut to societal improvement.
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The trend of high-end commercial galleries presenting in-depth historical surveys has proceeded apace, with two at Sperone Westwater, Otto Piene: Sundew and Selected Works 1957–2014 and Painting in Italy 1910s-1950s: Futurism, Abstraction, Concrete Art.
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But I think some white men, particularly of the ilk supporting Trump, think that their identity group is worse off as a whole — that it was indeed better to be a straight white man in the 1910s or 1950s.
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Similarly to income, the top 1% of the wealth distribution saw a decline in their share of the total national wealth of America between the 1910s and the 1970s, and then a steady increase over the last four decades.
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Given how few films from the 1910s are showing in multiplexes, the intent is at least arguably noble, although you wonder how Jackson would feel about his "Lord of the Rings" being tinkered with 100 years after its making.
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The 20163s are the first decade since the 1910s in which the Yankees have not appeared in a World Series, but the general manager made it clear the team's personnel plan would be no different from the one in recent years.
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The first large group of Mexicans arrived in the 1910s to work in steel mills and slaughterhouses and settled in white working-class neighbourhoods among Poles, Czechs and Italians on the south-west and north-west side of the city.
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Set in an idyllic, racially integrated version of the 1910s, the new "Lady and the Tramp" stars a couple of real-life adoptable dogs, Rose and Monte, in the titular roles of a pampered cocker spaniel and a wily street mutt.
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Director Bill Morrison — who often works with old footage to construct his films — reused hundreds of reels of nitrate film shot in the 1910s and '20s and unearthed in 1978 in Dawson, a town on the Yukon River in northwestern Canada.
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The exhibition, "Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Future," demonstrated that the genesis story of Western modernist abstraction was not an all-male adventure conducted in the mid-1910s by the revered triumvirate of Wassily Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich and Piet Mondrian.
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Hallmark Christmas movies feel nostalgic for something half-understood, like those episodes of The Twilight Zone where somebody travels back to the 1890s or the 1910s in hopes of chasing some America that has been lost to the mists of time.
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It was Chase who farmed out Kauff, and while that may have been purely a baseball decision—Kauff was young, perhaps unfinished, and undersized for an outfielder even by 1910s standards—it might also just have been Chase being a bastard.
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Gadot's impressive superpowers have a natural home in the midst of combat, but as the trailer shows, she might be less used to polite 1910s society, where women were expected to wear the kind of restrictive clothes that made high kicking tricky.
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Chin thumbs his nose at the idea that a set of books, produced by an American publishing house from the 1910s through the 50s, could effectively record and taxonomize the world — at least, not in anyway that does justice to its diversity.
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So to score "Bolden," a new film about his life, Wynton Marsalis and his crew of Jazz at Lincoln Center-affiliated musicians had to come up with something entirely on their own, working back from what early jazz sounded like in the 1910s.
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"This good cop, bad cop that [Secretary of State Rex] Tillerson and Mattis are playing, along with the president, it really comes off more like Keystone Cops," Markey continued, referring to the bungling policemen from a series of silent films in the 1910s.
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Cole, 29, did not shy away from the pressure of those expectations, or from the role he now occupies in that endeavor, as the ace of a team that just completed its first decade without a World Series appearance since the 1910s.
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To make Dawson City: Frozen Time, director Bill Morrison — who often works with old footage — reused hundreds of reels of nitrate film shot in the 1910s and 1920s and unearthed in 21975 in Dawson, a town on the Yukon River in northwestern Canada.
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If final calculations do show that life expectancy declined again in 2017, it would be the first three-year stretch of reduced life expectancy seen in the US since the late 1910s, a period that coincided with the worst flu pandemic in recorded history.
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This signature achievement of the city and regional planning movement of the 1910s and '20s became the weapon of choice for white middle-class suburbs after World War II. As your column says, zoning was intended to help large cities control density, clutter and congestion.
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A few years ago, Paul J. Heald, a law professor at the University of Illinois, used software that randomly sampled books available on Amazon, and discovered that there were more new editions of books published in the 1910s than from titles published in the 2000s.
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Long-term projects associated with hashtags like #PrettyPeriod, #BlackGirlMagic, and #BlackGirlsRock provide sustenance regardless of the latest headlines, and the fact that so many of these projects focus on women and girls resonates powerfully with the legacy of black-authored lynching plays of the 1910s and 1920s.
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And if we look back in our history the only way in the United States that we have ever combated income inequality at the level we have through is through structural reform, with the kind of new tax, the progressive income tax in the 1910s or war.
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In their 1987 feature film From the Pole to the Equator (Dal Polo all'Equatore) — a highly sensual investigation of films made in the 1910s by early Italian documentarian and explorer Luca Comerio — the artists rephotograph and hand-tint the original footage of "exotic" peoples and places.
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Later, both Edith Wilson and Florence Harding consulted with the astrologer Madame Marcia Champney in the 1910s and 1920s, when for-profit fortune telling and astrological radio shows flourished until the Federal Communications Commission started its first term and cracked down on such broadcasts in 1934.
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The emergence of American jazz itself owed much to the twin forces of migration and discrimination: More than a million African-Americans left the rural South in the 1910s, and the segregation they encountered in other parts of New York drove many to settle in Harlem.
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Naito Konan, a prominent Japanese Sinologist, noted in the 1910s and 1920s that before the enlightened autocracy of the Song era, China had for many decades been ruled by an informally hereditary aristocracy whose emperors also filled top government posts and controlled the civil service examinations.
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In some cases this involved Mexican-izing the aesthetics of the European avant-garde, as seen in adaptations of Cubism from the 1910s; elsewhere this effort meant trying to extrapolate a stylistic system from the building blocks of ancient, native pottery in the 1920s and '30s.
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