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In the early 1920s, President Warren Harding pursued a policy of isolation regarding Europe. See how the Guardian reported events

15 November 1974: On the green stood the largest memorial I had ever seen in a country setting

10 November 1949: A shortage of workers, the rain pouring in torrents, and Iris stylosa unexpectedly in bloom

31 October 1979: The singer talks about her career and comeback album Broken English

On 31 March 1991, an overwhelming majority vote yes to the restoration of independence

I have yet to meet the Cheshire farmer with a bad word for it, but so-called pest officers have gassed and trapped them in the forest

Originally published in the Guardian on 23 October 1964: Alistair Cooke is bowled over by Audrey Hepburn in the film version of My Fair Lady

Though the woods are beautiful, the most brilliant colours are in the vineyards

19 October 1934: Underneath the carefully cultivated tranquillity of a life on the French Riviera lurks an appalling tragedy

19 October 1974: The neat tent which stood close to a weir was a patchwork of torn polythene sheeting and old fertiliser sacks

17 July 1969: The actor talks about his role as Hitler in Brecht’s Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, and his career so far

8 October 1949: Strung out in rows along the edge of a wood were the remains of stoats, weasels, and other so-called vermin

15 May 1972: An interview with Nashville’s new leading songwriter as he prepares to perform at the Royal Albert Hall

3 October 1924: Although the legs of wading birds and gulls show considerable variety of colour, red is undoubtedly popular

Originally published in the Guardian on 5 June 1969: After her triumph as Jean Brodie, Maggie Smith has become a film star in her own right as well as a stage star

27 September 1919: The top of the mountain is one of those marvellous places where even we common people may get a momentary entry into the ecstasies of the poets

25 September 1924: They are ferocious beasts, the greatest of all the pests on which the keeper wages war

11 September 1954: The film has the force of a crime report with the precision of a work of craftsmanship

16 September 1974: In six days there were only two human encounters on the tops, plus four hinds spotted on Am Bodach