1935 The Student's New York Handbook & Guide & Diary Summer Session Vintage 1935 For Sale

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1935 The Student's New York Handbook & Guide & Diary Summer Session Vintage 1935
Vintage 1935 Student's New York Handbook and Guide
Summer Session Edition 1935
Contains many old business advertisements
Contains original diary entries of activities
66-PagesSize: 3 1/2" x 5 1/2"
The Student’s New YorkHandbook and GuideThird Annual Summer Session EditionCopyright 1935 by Joseph Curtin GephartJoseph Curtin Gephart, Columbia '25, Publisher2655 Broadway, New York City Telephone Academy 2-8166TABLE OF CONTENTSPersonal RecordsAddresses and ‘Phone NumbersA Storehouse for Information You’ll Want..Page 49AutographsCelebrities and Friends Can Sign On.......Page 55BudgetA Chart for What You Spend and How..... Page 25CalendarDays and Dates Right at Your Command. . Page 25ClassesSchedule—Days and Hours ...................Page 14Cut Record—Date, Course, Reason...........Page 17DiarySpaces for Memos and Things You Do ..Pages 35-45Here In New YorkBridgesAnd The Holland Tunnel........... .....Page 31BuildingsThe Ones You'll Want To See—And Why....Page 29Buyer’s ChartTells Where To Buy What You Want.... Pages 10-13Table oj Contents Continued on Page 3Church DirectoryChurches Eager To Welcome You . ..Pages 46, 47Colleges In New York CityA Directory of Leading Institutions. ..Page 52Foreign QuartersStrange Places To See........ ...............Page 48Garage GuideSelect Your Garage From This Guide. .Pages 26, 27Hotel GuideExcellent Hotels Near the Campus.............Page 18In Case You Didn’t KnowFacts That May Come In Handy..., ...........Page 54IntroductionA Few Words About This Book................. Page 7LibrariesA Guide To a Few of New York’s Many.. Page 53Mayor LaGuardia’s WelcomeNew York’s Mayor Greets You..................Page 9MuseumsA Guide To The Leading Museums...............Page 30New York’s Five BoroughsPopulation, Areas, Boundaries, etc..........Page 19Places To VisitDon't Miss These ...........................Page 31Sales TaxWhat You’ll Have To Pay.....................Page 17Sports—Where To See ThemBaseball, Boxing, Polo, Etc.................Page 50Street NumbersHow To Find Them In a Split-minute.........Page 21Subway GuideHow To Get Where You Want To Get...........Page 23Table of Contents Continued on Page 5Continued Jrom rageTheatre GuideNewsreel Theatre .........................Page 22Movies Close To The Campus.. ...Pages 20, 22Thoroughbred ThoroughfaresGay Old Broadway..........................Page 56Famous Fifth Avenue.......................Page 56Swanky Park Avenue..................... Page 56Beautiful Riverside Drive.................Page 56TippingHow to Tip In New York ...................Page 5Where To Dine GuideRestaurants That Stand Out.............. .Page 57® HOW TO TIP IN NEW YORK ®In New York It is the custom to tip not only waiters Inrestaurants, but beauty parlor operators, the barbers, taxidrivers, messenger boys and pactically every one who does aservice for you.In moat eases the minimum tip is 10 cents for any freeservice or any service costing a dollar or less. Above a dol-lar you can stick to the 10% rule, but it is often better, ifyou can afford it, to tip 15 or 20%, especially if you havebeen pleased with the service.But have the courage not to tip if the service has been medi-ocre and you have not received the proper courtesy from theperson serving you.. . . because it will aid you in your “design forliving on 24 hours a day in little old New York.”. . . because, in its limited space, it conciselypoints out helpful and interesting informationabout the city—the things to do and the tilings tosee.. . . because it is a storehouse for all those littlepersonal items—a diary in which to keep a recordof your days in New York—a class schedule—aclass cut record—a budget—a place for addressesand telephone numbers.. . . because it senes as a dependable ShoppingGuide which eliminates experimental purchasing,for the business organizations which are listed inthis Handbook are known to be reliable.. . . and because it is convenient to carry and con-sult at all times—keep it handy and it will makeyour days in New York more enjoyable and profit-able...
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