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Items in 1. Beginnings

  • Black and white thin line illustration. On the left there is a larger-than-human sized bowling pin with a face, looking at a shorter man standing next to it. The man is bold, with glasses, and is wearing a tie. The caption reads "What's your story?"

    1. Beginnings Introduction

  • A page with two paragraphs of text and a blue border titled "The New Yorker"

    "Announcing a New Weekly Magazine"

  • A black-and-white image of two people, a man who is sitting and a woman who is standing

    Co-Founders

  • A black and white drawing of seventeen people sitting and standing around a table

    The Algonquin Round Table

  • A typed piece of paper titled "Writers" with handwritten notes

    Recruiting Writers

  • A sheet of paper featuring typed questions about New York with handwritten notes

    Defining a New Yorker

  • Black and white thin line illustration. On the left there is a larger-than-human sized bowling pin with a face, looking at a shorter man standing next to it. The man is bold, with glasses, and is wearing a tie. The caption reads "What's your story?"

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