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A real history of Newark and notable Newarkers (1916)

Fleming, Thomas, 1853-1931 · [Newark, N.J. : Tom Fleming Cartoon Syndicate · leaf 148

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on the river—between drawingthe bridge and drawing beer it is a very busy place indeed. Lo, and behold! He planted his foot on the bank, andit bcame the busiest spot on the river. He planted bothfeet at P>road and Market streets and the corner becomesone of the busiest in the land. There seems… … mi% A [lEAL HISTORY OF NEWARK of the Iassawik, and he should >ec its turi^id waters nowsurcharcied witli Teat suaiititics ot olcat^inous matter re-dolent with (idurs that came not fimii arahia. we laiiC} wecould hear him exclaim in his most vehement manner,—■Gad7.o()k--1 Why doesnt the Iassaic…

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