The New Yorker
This a part of a Crimes of Passion issue.
The young women here, were employed in Manhatten but satisfied with their jobs, and rode the subway frequently.
I did too when I lived there in the Sixties. The City gave its residents a lot. And the prices were reasonable.
This is quite a contrast to Chicago, The Hog Butcher to the World, that didn't give its residents much.
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