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1936 Print Steve Hatalla Harrisburg Central WPA Charity Great Depression FZ2 ELC1 The hunters can be seen

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The hunters can be seen in the distance

11 East 36th Street New York Vintage Advertising

This is an original 1910 black and white print ad for the Sheldon Method

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Upernivik (Upernavik) ("Springtime Place" in Greenlandic) is "a small town in the Qaasuitsup municipality in northwestern Greenland

1936 Print Steve Hatalla Harrisburg Central WPA Charity Great Depression FZ2 ELC1 The hunters can be seenThis is an original 1936 halftone print portrait of Steve Hatalla located on 1918 Forster Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Hatalla originally worked for the Central Construction Corporation but was laid off in November of 1931. After losing his job, he lived on credit, charity, civil works, and direct relief. In late 1935, he was transferred to the Works Progress Administration (WPA), and at the time of this publication, was working as a stonemason

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