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| The 1910's was a decade of
entertainment, science, technology and fads. Some popular interests
in the second decade were going to the pictures, a dance craze
called the Tango, and The Saturday Evening Post. People also
enjoyed the abstract work of Picasso and Matisse. A different
type of artist people enjoyed was Stravinsky. In the years before
WWI, there was enormous confidence in science and technology.
For as long as many people could remember, inventors had produced
one wonder after another, and there seemed no reason why this
should not go on forever. Then in 1912 came a disaster that
shook this confidence, the sinking of the Titanic just three
years before Edna was born. |
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