Celebrate the Century [Super Heroes Stamp Album] #3

"Prohibition: The Failed Experiment" explores the rise of the Temperance Movement and the passage of the 18th Amendment, which banned the manufacture, sale, and transport of intoxicating liquor in the United States. This two-page non-fiction entry in the Celebrate the Century [Super Heroes Stamp Album] #3 examines how well-intentioned ideals led to unintended consequences, setting the stage for a national reckoning.

"Radio: America Tunes In" explores the groundbreaking impact of the "Radio Music Box," spotlighting the visionary work of inventor Guglielmo Marconi and pioneer David Sarnoff, whose collaboration helped launch NBC and revolutionized how America connected through sound. This concise, informative piece captures the early days of radio’s rise, highlighting the technological and cultural shift that brought music and news into homes across the nation.

A brief, informative look at Emily Post—her life, her groundbreaking work, and her lasting influence on social conduct through her book, radio show, and newspaper column. This two-page feature from the Celebrate the Century Super Heroes Stamp Album highlights her role as a defining voice in American etiquette.

A lively two-page exploration of jazz as a uniquely American art form, spotlighting pioneers like Jelly Roll Morton, Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, Louis Armstrong, and Fats Waller—each a vital voice in shaping the music’s bold, improvisational spirit. This vibrant tribute captures the energy and cultural significance of jazz through the lives of its legendary figures.