These 12 events and inventions which the ABA Journal predates may surprise you (gallery)

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These 12 events and inventions which the ABA Journal predates may surprise you (gallery)

December 30, 2014, 9:00 am CST

As we kick off our centennial year celebrations, we wanted to take a look back at the ways that the world has changed since the ABA Journal produced its first issue in January 1915. After all, when we first went to press, World War I was less than six months old; the Lusitania was still afloat; Czar Nicholas II and his family were still alive and ruling Imperial Russia; and the modern states of Pakistan, Israel, Ireland and Bangladesh (among many others) had not yet been formed.

To give our readers some perspective on how long the ABA Journal has been around, here’s a photo gallery of things that the ABA Journal actually predates. Some of them were surprises even to us!

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Events and Inventions Since 1915

As we kick off our centennial year celebrations, we wanted to take a look back at the ways that the world has changed since the ABA Journal produced its first issue in January 1915. After all, when we first went to press, World War I was less than six months old, the Lusitania was still afloat, Czar Nicholas II and his family were still alive and ruling imperial Russia, and the modern states of Pakistan, Israel, Ireland and Bangladesh (among many others) had not yet been formed.

To give our readers some perspective on how long the ABA Journal has been around, here’s a selection of things that the ABA Journal actually predates. Some of them were surprises even to us!

Attribution: Gallery produced by Lee Rawles