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THE PUSHCART MARKET SECTION OF SOUTH FOURTH STREET WAS A RUBBISH-I iTTPRPn
UNHEALTHY EYESORE, AS SHOWN IN THE PICTURE ABOVE
CO-OPERATIVE EFFORTS 11Y THE CURBSTONE MERCHANTS AND RUBBISH BAGS EMPTIED HALF-HOURLY
ARE CREATING A NEW "SPOTLESS TOWN"
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THIS FIGURE, WHICH, BY THE WAY, HASN'T MANY DEVOTEES
AS YET, IS ONE OF THE BITS OF "LIGHT FANTASTIC" THAT
MISS MACCARTON AND HER PARTNER SEEM TO ENJOY.
A WEST PHILADELPHIA "BABY BUNTING" IS IRVIN SMITH, 4110 PARKSIDE AVENUE,
WHO, AT FOUR MONTHS, HAS TWO TEETH AND WEIGHS NINETEEN POUNDS, MINUS
"RABBITSKIN"
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'S RONE PRACTICE SOME TOPSY-TURVY DANCING
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THEATRE DURING THE CURRENT WEEK
BEING A FOREGLIMPSE OF "RUBEVHW A MELANGE OF MIRTH AND MELODY OF TEN PLAYERS APPEAR AT THE B. P. KEITH
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