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A PHOTOGRAPHIC SURVEY OF THE DAY'S NEWS HAPPENINGS IN PHILADELPHIA AND ELSEWHERE
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GIRL WORKERS WEAR GAS MASKS WHEN FUMIGATING COTTON
While at work in the Bush Terminal in Brooklyn they move about in an atmosphere laden with
deadly fumes.
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MISS DOROTHY NORRIS
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E.
Norris, of Philadelphia, in charge of
the Bagdad Booth at New York's
great Hero Land Bazaar.
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- lfc. Is, thc Rreat Frankford Creek Intercepting Sewer, an uncompleted section of
winch 19 shown in the upper photograph. Below is one of the GGOO sections of
pipe which it will be necessary to use.
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SECTIONS OF THE NEW FRANKFORD "L ARE ORNAMENTAL AS WP.t.t. as ttttt
The graceful arch at the intersection of Kensington and Lehigh avenues is typical of the new methods in elevated construction.
SOCCER TEAM OF THE GERMANTOWN BOYS' CLUB
A junior aggregation which has an enviable record in the great fall sport.
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A Canadian gun creW loading a gigantic nfteen-inch howitzer Which has iTeSH Oping Ita SJiSto ffSfate democracy."
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