The Brooklyn News 1920

Included here are 25 issues of The Brooklyn News from January 9th to August 20th, 1920.

The masthead reads:

- Published weekly by The Brooklyn Publishing Company for The Brooklyn Business Men’s Chamber of Industry and The Brooklyn, Parma and Royalton Civic Association. [Later] The official publication of the Southwestern Civic and Business Men’s Assn.
- 4107 Pearl Road. [Later (April)] Room 2 (or 6), Miller Block, 3327 Broadview Road
- Officers of The Brooklyn Publishing Company
George Meyers, President
J. Elsoffer, Vice President [Later] Atty. Gus W. Rosenberg
William B. McDiarmid, Sec. And Treas.
- Directors
J.H. Rosenberg, Ed. Edelmen, A.W. Howe, J.P. Smith, George Meyers, J. Elsoffer and William B. McDiarmid
- L.E. Frueh, Manager and Editor

Volume numbering is as it appears on the issue.

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1920
Jan	Jan. 2 V.I No.33	Jan. 9 V.I No.34	Jan. 16 V.1 No.35	(Jan. 23)	Jan. 30 Vol.I No.37
Feb	(Feb. 6)	Feb. 13 V.I No.39	Feb. 20 V.I No.40	(Feb. 27)
Mar	March 5 V.I No.41	March 12 V.1 No.42	March 19 V.I No.43	March 26 V.I No.44
Apr	April 2 V.I No.45	April 9 V.I No.46	April 16 V.I No.47	(Apr. 23)	(Apr. 30)
May	(May 7)	May 14 V.I No.51	May 21 V.II No.53	May 28 V.II No.54
Jun	June 4 V.II No.55	(Jun. 11)	June 18 V.II No.56	June 25 V.II No.57
Jul	July 2 V.II No.57	(Jul. 9)	July 16 V.II No.59	(Jul. 23)	July 31 V.II No.31
Aug	Aug. 6 V.II No.64	(Aug. 13)	Aug. 20 V.II No.66	(Aug. 27)

SOME NEW PARIS IDEAS IN GOWNS: Premet Model Represents All That Is Original and Novel in World of Dress.

Here are two sketches of a costume which may truthfully be called "the newest of the new," writes a leading Paris fashion correspondent...Here you have the true Louis XV outline. [See the Jan. 2nd issue for full story.]

Scanning and publication of The Brooklyn News is part of the "Preserving Old Brooklyn History" project which was generously funded by the residents of Cuyahoga County through a public grant from Cuyahoga Arts & Culture.