
A bite-size taste of history each day based on the diaries of ordinary people of the 1920s-1940s, plus book reviews, economic commentary, and an occasional vintage cocktail recipe to wash it all down.
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Her whirl of meetings continues; Al Smith learns there’s no such thing as a free derby.
I get exhausted just reading Mrs. Gorin’s schedule, as she tools around Louisville in her Packard, driving her mother and friends thither and yon. Thes...
She fixes the prize ham for supper; notorious Chicago gangster dies in bed
On this Sunday, the Gorins followed their regular routine of Sunday School, church, a “tramp” in the country, a visit to Cave Hill Cemetery, and supper at home with...
‘A pleasant time at home’; a desperate Hoover courts female voters
On this October Saturday, Mrs. Gorin declined an invitation from her friend Lydia to go out to lunch and take in a movie “as was busy at home.” Her husband Lewis was home f...
The Junior League Style Show, held at the Brown Hotel, was a big occasion in high-society Louisville. Mrs. Gorin attended with her mother and six other ladies — “Dutch treat,” she noted — and found the show “Very interesting.” Her afternoon...
She wins a bag of brown sugar; giant utility company is on the rocks
Mrs. Gorin met some friends at her cooking school and won a bag of brown sugar as a door prize. “The lesson was very interesting,” she wrote, but didn’t say what it was....
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Author of biographies, history mystery series and two books on Prohibition, "Baptists and Bootleggers" and "Methodists and Moonshiners," both with cocktail recipes.
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