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What Shall I Do to Live in New York
A long letter asks how a man or woman seeking work can survive in New York amid poverty, crowds, and scorn. It argues that many out-of-work men and women need employment, housing, and organized charity support rather than private handouts. It urges practical aid through state and social agencies to secure honest work and a stable life.
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