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The year was 1927—flappers danced, radios buzzed, and Charles Lindbergh had just flown across the Atlantic. America was booming with optimism, jazz, and innovation, but beneath the sparkle of progress, the average person was living a very different kind of reality. Life was cheaper in some ways and far more…

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