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Literate Americans became easily accustomed to finding the future in magazines and newspaper during the latter half of the nineteenth century, and the pattern continues. Read the first page
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1920s
1930s
1950s
advertising
air
american
army
atomic
automobile
buck
building
built
car
cat
century
city
community
company
culture
day
design
dream
during
early
electric
era
even
fact
fair
few
fiction
film
first
flying
ford
form
fuller
future
futuristic
general
home
house
however
human
idea
image
industrial
industry
kitchen
large
life
little
machine
magazines
mass
military
model
modern
motors
new
nuclear
people
plane
popular
power
production
program
public
radio
robot
science
seemed
set
since
space
stories
streamlined
system
tank
technology
television
though
three
time
today
tomorrow
toys
transportation
two
urban
vehicles
vision
visionary
war
weapons
work
world
years
yet
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