By Jeremy Dearing, John Crum, Rosa Escudero. They went to amusement parks, the bicycled and ate new snack foods such as Hershey chocolate & Coca – Cola.

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By Jeremy Dearing, John Crum, Rosa Escudero

They went to amusement parks, the bicycled and ate new snack foods such as Hershey chocolate & Coca – Cola. Today we hang out with friends, go to ball games and watch tv.

They had comics, sport sections & covered women's news. Today newspapers use interesting stories to attract readers.

They used mail order catalogs. Today people go to malls, stores and use the internet to shop.

 Joseph Pulitzer - Owner of the New York World  William Hearst - Owned the New York Morning Journal  Ashcan School - Painted urban life and working people with gritty realism  Mark Twain - He was a novelist  Rural Free Delivery – Brought packages directly to home

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