City hustles and scams plague bustling New York streets
A chaotic panorama of scams and rackets grips New York City life. The piece details water-in-gas gags at city stations, fake haberdashery surpluses, street swindles in Hell’s Kitchen, parking rackets during theater season, and long running poker and bridge games backstage. It also notes social quirks like war stamp cigars for new fathers and Palm Beach suit trends, ending with a draft board anecdote about a Seeing Eye dog with flat feet.
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Radio City Music Hall
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New Fathers
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Cox Named Manager of Pollock's Shoe Salon
W. B. Bill Cox, a well known local shoe retailer for thirteen years, was named manager of Pollock's Shoe Salon. He has assumed duties and said the shop will soon feature the newest fall styles in ladies footwear. Pollock's is located at 161 South.
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W. B
Bill” Cox
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Pollock's
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Pollock’s
161 South
Main Street Women’s Shoes Leader in City Market
Main Street has stood among the first to show the best in women's shoes in the city for the past year. An automotive note says average mileage peaks at 20 to 25 mph and declines, reaching nearly half at 60 mph. Salvador ranks fourth globally in coffee production.
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