Quip Chart fuels crowd at Yankee Stadium amid nylon promos
Fragments depict radio contests for cars and nylons, a safety conference in Washington, and pop culture quips. References to 1946 sedans, 5,000 and 10,000 prize pairs, Byxby face cream, and a Welles note mix with Arnoldian humor about Victor Emmanuel’s abdication and casual social jests.
Special Street Cars in 1912 Transit Fleet
As late as 1912 American street railways operated about 76,000 regular passenger cars plus nearly 8,000 express and freight cars mail cars funeral cars and extra fare parlor cars with upholstered armchairs rugs and velvet curtains.
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