2. Beauty show in 1922

3. The Minnesota League of Women Voters delegation delivers a powerful message in the form of a mile-long list of signatures in favor of the World Court proposal, 1923

4. A woman named Helen F. Day, who was blind, made history by publishing Searchlight, a magazine tailored for visually impaired children. She might be holding a Braille printing device here.

5. A woman and her dog listening to the radio

6. Legendary American sharpshooter Annie Oakley, born Phoebe Ann Moses Butler, seen aiming a rifle in this 1922 photograph

7. A woman in Washington, D.C. in 1922, during the Prohibition era, holding a "cane flask"

8. A broken Model T Ford. Sold by the Ford Motor Company from 1908 to 1927, it was the earliest effort to make a car that the common man could afford.

9. An Austrian nobleman in 1922 hits the road with a traveling candy store, offering delectable delights to people in far-flung locations

10. Test flight of Pescara’s helicopter, 1922

11. A group of American army soldiers gathered around a table, while one of them jumps over it on horseback

12. Amidst the chaos of the German economy in 1923, a Berlin banker meticulously counts stacks of bundled marks 

13. With a megaphone that's four feet (1.2 m) wide and ten feet (3 m) long, American director Allan Dwan is making his presence known to more than 1200 extras, using his powerful voice to command their attention. 

14. Back in 1922, a mammoth Beluga sturgeon weighing a whopping 3,463 pounds (1,570.7 kg) and measuring approximately 23 feet (7 m) was captured in the Volga Estuary, Europe

15. Harry B. Burt, a confectioner from Youngstown, Ohio, was the first person to file a patent for his unique way of coating "Good Humor" ice cream bars with chocolate

16. Fire engine drawn by running horses

17. Tornado over the Capitol in 1922, May