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At center is scene in the grandstands during the world series. Surrounding vignettes show baseball fans watching a game and eating hot dogs, and baseball players showing the different types of plays or actions that can take place during a baseball game. Caption: When “the World Series” is on, other conflicts are forgotten.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1914-10-03
Vignettes depict scenes of events at Newport, Rhode Island, during the summer: fashionably dressed young women arriving by carriage and automobile, women socializing among themselves and with men, driving automobiles, and yachts in the harbor. Caption: What a Puck artist saw at society’s summer capital.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1914-07-11
In a crowded street between tenement buildings, street vendors line the street. Vignette views depict storefronts, vendors, and a social gathering on a street corner, possibly around a photographer.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1914-08-15
People dine at sidewalk cafes and dance at a hotel rooftop cabaret, while lovers stroll in the moonlight at Riverside Park. Raymond Crawford Ewer sketches from life New York 1914. Caption: Hotel-top and other views to show that the stay-at-home New Yorker is not to be pitied.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1914-08-22
Two winter scenes are depicted with a verse by Breton Braley printed between them. On the left is “The Christmas Coach” showing a stagecoach with passengers riding on top, with a crescent moon and winter spirits in the night sky. On the right is “The Spirit of the Snow” showing the Snow Spirit spreading snow over a city at night with a church in the background. Each half of the spread includes a remarque at the bottom signed with monogram (E within a box) and showing a 19th century farmhouse and a church.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1914-12-19
A bird’s-eye view of Mott Street in Chinatown, New York City, shows street life and buildings. Vignettes depict Chinese people engaged in various activities that characterize daily life in Chinatown. Caption: The rest of New York moves, but Chinatown stays.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1914-11-28