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1920s Magazine - The Culture @ Anonfiles.com:
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Articles:
Hit movie “The Kid” pulls in $2,500,000
Charles Chaplin stars in “The Kid”, a great movie that would get laughs from all ages and later through the film it would melt even the coldest hearts. It was a 68 minute 6 reel feature that was a story of friendship and heartbreak. The movie is based on a mother who left her baby behind in a limousine in hopes that it will have a better life. The baby eventually ends up in the hands of Charlie Chaplin whos character is only known as “The Tramp”. After realizing he cannot rid himself of the infant he takes it home and raises it as his own. Five years later John; the name The Tramp gave him has grown into a boy who is played by Jackie Cooper. The two comically go about their day to day activities in their shanty apartment. The film is somewhat inspired by Chaplin’s real life, as sadly, two years prior to the production his wife’s firstborn died three days after delivery. It is very likely his sense of loss inspired him to be such a sympathetic character.

Warren G. Harding (Republican) wins presidency by a landslide
The newly elected president won against James M. Cox (Democrate) by a whopping 60.3%. This was the first election where women were allowed to vote in 30 states thus bringing the number of able voters from 18.5 million in 1916 to 26.8 million in 1920. Harding’s main campaign slogan was “Return to Normalcy” playing off the social upheaval caused by progressive president Theodore Roosevelt’s progressivism. Roosevelt however has died of a cardiovascular disease in January 6, 1919. And many believe Harding won by a landslide due to Woodrow Wilson causing people to feel antagonistic towards the Democratic Party.

The Olympics Antwerp 1920 the VII Olympiad, Olympic flag
The Olympics the international event held worldwide started in ancient Greece around the 700’s B.C. that inevitably resulted after strife, plague, war, famine in this ancient land due in respect to the peace and truce that marked the end of war between the many Greek states, and the end of famine and plagues. This Old and Renowned tradition still holds true in Antwerp Belgium, being the first event giving birth to the Olympic flag that revels the purpose of the Olympics being an event for all nations to participate in flown high on the flag as five multi-colored rings interlocked giving the purpose to the event in a simple but powerful image for the world to all come under one banner of peace and tradition.