Questions

There's good things about America, but our work culture is not one of them.

One hundred years ago daily life in the United States included several laws, social norms, and technologies that have completed disappeared or changed.

National Prohibition Enforcement made the selling or transporting alcoholic beverages completely illegal nationwide.

There was a Speakeasy Culture to drink alcohol people had to visit hidden underground bars called speakeasies often disguised behind bookstores or bakery fronts, where patrons had to whisper or "speak easy" to gain entry.

People Watched Silent and Black and White Cinema with title cards for dialogue and live piano or organ.

Mail and medicine and long distance communication and urgent packages relied on trains, trucks, or primitive open-cockpit airmail planes, rather than modern freight networks.

Gasoline was bought in cans from drugstores, pharmacies, or general stores.

Smoking indoors was unregulated and coal stoves were used for cooking.

Primitive vehicles lacked safety equipment, and medical care operated with limited antibiotics, and high surgical risks.

The American population nearly half lived in rural areas, and a massive portion of homes still lacked indoor plumbing or electrical power.

Is there anything you would like to see return?

What is your opinion?