The children in this photo appear to be studying a lesson on immigration. In this photo, a boy stands in front of a chalkboard with “America—The Melting Pot” written on it. To the left is a chalk illustration of a group of immigrants, and written…
Photograph shows Pushcart Market on Marshall Street. Here, Jewish merchants would set up pushcarts and opened storefronts all along Marshall Street. Some of the commodities available included fish, poultry, fresh produce, baked goods, clothing,…
The edges of certain Stetson hats get curled at the Flanging Department of the John B. Stetson Company in Philadelphia. The edges of the hats are dampened then curled with a heated iron. It is placed on a hollow wooden form under a hugh [sic] bag of…
The Stetson Athletic Field is next to one of the Stetson Company buildings. It was opened May 3, 1913, in front of six thousand people. The stands can hold at most thirty-five hundred people. Sports that can be played at the athletic field include…
Sizing is systematic shrinking of the formed hat bodies to proper size. In the Sizing Department of the John B. Stetson Company, Philadelphia, the bodies are repeatedly dipped in hot water, which causes the fur fibers to shrink and knit closely.…