Perry and Aztec pottery scam in Sixth Avenue store
Perry and I stash Aztec pottery in a vacant Sixth Avenue store, move it in at night, hoping to auction off junk to a crowd of young buyers. Perry sells the bulk to a collector for a fortune, letting Amy and Torchy celebrate a lavish cash windfall.
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Perry
Sixth Avenue
Cox Club
West 17Th
Aks Perry
Sixth Avenue Place
Amy
Torchy
Mysterious Benda Girl on Our Front Cover
On the magazine cover stands Margaret Severn described as the most charming of Benda’s models. The feature highlights W. T. Benda’s decorative masks, their layered cardboard construction, and Severn’s role in popularizing them through the Greenwich Village Follies.
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Benda
Margaret Severn
W. T. Benda
Greenwich Village
A Ring For Friends Aims To Signal Platonic Bonds
A proposal from a wartime era column urges design of a simple enamel on silver ring to denote platonic male female friendships. The ring would prevent misunderstandings when friends accompany each other in public, marking a clear nonromantic bond without high cost.
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Charles Dana Gibson
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