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TUESDAY
February1 16, 1916
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SIGHTS, SCENES AND ODDITIES THAT FIGURE IN THE DAY'S NEWS OF A BUSY WORLD'S DOINGS
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FORGING CASTINGS FOR WARSHIPS IN CRAMPS' SHIPYARD
The molten motal being poured out liko soup ,hcre ,13 destined to become an Important
part In one of the now torpedoboat destroyers under construction.
Photo by Underwood & Underwood.
SPRING SHOES WILL BE GLOVE-FITTING
These neatly shod extremities belong1 to a prominent actress, who finds the side
lacing of aid in fastening them for wear.
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-,.-,. , , SHEEP HERDING ON CITY STRPETff
Tbe flock Is crossing the Chestnut street bridge. Philadelphia Is almost the only largo city in which live stock Is frequently seen on the march through
the principal thoroughfares.
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