The 1920s brought a wave of groundbreaking inventions that reshaped American life nationwide, from medical lifesavers to everyday conveniences that eased household tasks and improved health outcomes ...

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We will cede that the dolls’ eyes are especially vacant, even for dolls.

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These six books chronicle a deeply unequal, often cynical old order slowly giving way to something new. The Age of Innocence. By Edith Wharton. Barnes & Noble; 336 pages; $8.95. Penguin Books Ltd; 336 ...

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Wright’s is a story with many parts and consistency is one of the dominant themes. The food is just as you remember it: slow-baked roast chicken so tender the meat falls off the bone, french fries, ...

There’s an island fortress in the Hudson River near Beacon with a history so wild, you’ll wonder why nobody’s made a movie ...