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New Year’s Resolutions by A. E. Manning-Foster · (pz)
New Year’s Resolutions by Ogden Nash · (pm)
New Year’s Resolutions by Phil Stack · (pm)
New Year’s Resolutions by Ashley Sterne · (ar)
New Year’s Resolutions, A.D. 1933 by O. O. McIntyre · (ar)
New Year’s Resolutions, Fairy-Tale Freud “Wow! Some Good-Looker!” and Shy Children by Amram Scheinfeld · (ar)
New Year’s Resolutions for Modern Girls by Donald Ogden Stewart · (ar)
A New Year’s Resolve by Ella Wheeler Wilcox · (pm)
A New Year’s Reunion by O. O. McIntyre · (ts)
A New Year’s Review on the Passing Show by Conrado Massaguer · (ar)
A New Year’s Review on the Passing Show by Frederick Schang, Jr. · (ar)
A New Year’s Rondeau by Austin Dobson · (pm)
The New Year’s Song by Katherine Grosjean · (pm)
A New Year’s Song by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
New Years Strube Has Cartooned by Sidney Conrad Strube · (pi)
The New Year’s Theatricals by Fox Russell · (ss)
A New Year’s Thought by Austin Dobson · (pm)
New Year’s Toast by Muriel Elizabeth Grey · (pm)
A New Year’s Toast by Jessie Pope · (pm)
New Year’s Up to Date by Helen A. Holden · (ss)
The New Year’s Welcome by Mary D. Brine · (pm)
The New Year’s Welcome by [uncredited] · (pm)
A New Year’s Wish by A. Louise Davis · (pm)
New Year’s Wish by Violet Alleyn Storey · (pm)
New Year’s Wishes by Edwin Sharpe Grew · (ss)
New Year’s with the Ojibways by Helen Campbell · (ss)
A New Year Wish by Robert Lowe Bellamy · (ms)
New Year Wish by Elizabeth Gibson · (pm)
A New Year Wish by Locksley Hall · (pm)
A New Year Wish by Hugh Tuite · (pm)
New York by Achmed Abdullah · (ar)
New York by John Keble Bell · (ar)
New York by Harold Witter Bynner · (pm)
New York by Virginia Goff · (pm)
New York by Keble Howard · (ar)
New York by Baron Ireland · (pm)
New York by Gustav Kobbé · (ar)
New York by H. L. Mencken · (rv)
New York by Charles Norman · (pm)
New York by Harvey J. O’Higgins · (ss)
New York by George Sessions Perry · (ar)
New York by Daniel Ricketson · (pm)
New York by Alexander Nicholayevitch Romanoff · (ar)
New York by Nate Salsbury · (pm)
New York by Edwin Davies Schoonmaker · (pm)
New York by Lore Segal · (ts)
New York by Charles Simic · (pm)
New York by Julia Cantacuzène Speransky · (ar)
New York by James Wolcott · (cl)
New York by [uncredited] · (ar)
A New York Affair by Stephen Whitty · (ss)
New York After the Revolution. The First Seat of Government Under the Constitution by Evert A. Duyckinck · (ar)
New York—a Great Place to Visit by Martin Deutsch · (ar)
New York a Hundred Years Ago by Samuel Bridge · (ar)
New York Amusement by Guido Bruno · (ar)
New York and London: Some Points of Similarity and Difference by Elizabeth Banks · (ar)
New York and Return by Holworthy Hall · (ss)
New York and Return by Harold Everett Porter · (ss)
New York and the Goldbrick by Robert S. Harper · (ar)
The New York Art Season by Mariana Van Rensselaer · (??)
New York as a Field for Fiction by Henry Cuyler Bunner · (??)
“New York as a Field for Fiction” by William Henry Bishop · (??)
“New York as a Field for Fiction” Reply by Henry Cuyler Bunner · (??)
New York as a Literary Centre by Douglas B. W. Sladen · (ar)
New York as a Musical Centre by William J. Henderson · (ar)
New York as a Summer Resort by [uncredited] · (ms)
New York: “A Tale of Two Cities” by John H. Finley · (ar)
New York at Table by Richard Duffy · (ar)
New York at the Close of the Eighteenth Century by Evert A. Duyckinck · (ar)
New York Banks by Richard Wheatley · (ar)
New York Bells by [uncredited] · (pm)
A New York Bloomer Girl by [uncredited] · (pi)
New York—Boston by Miriam Hemmendinger · (pm)
A New York Boy; or, The Haps and Mishaps of Rufe Rodman by Horatio Alger, Jr. · (sl)
A New York Boy; or, The Haps and Mishaps of Rufe Rodman by Arthur Lee Putnam · (sl)
The New York Branch of the Family by Virginia Middleton · (ss)
The New York Bridges by Harry Kemp · (pm)
A New York Business Man in Jamaica by Pearcy K. Crocker · (ar)
The New York Business Men by Opie Read · (ar)
New York by Night by Frederick Eddy · (pm)
The New York Camera Club and Its Work by [uncredited] · (pi)
New York Central—100 Years of Steam by Robert C. Schmid · (ar)
New York Central Locomotives (Part 3) by [uncredited] · (ar)
New York Central’s New Pension Scheme by [uncredited] · (ms)
The New York Chamber of Commerce by Richard Wheatley · (ar)
New York Churches by R. H. Hicks · (ar)
New York City After the War of 1812 by Evert A. Duyckinck · (ar)
New York City: Crash Course by Elizabeth Hardwick · (ar)
New York City During the Middle of the Eighteenth Century by Evert A. Duyckinck · (ar)
The New York City Hall by Edward S. Wilde · (??)
New York City Hall and Docks, 1679 by [uncredited] · (il)
New York City Hall in Its Old Environs by [uncredited] · (il)
New York City in Its Early Days Under the Dongan Charter by [uncredited] · (ar)
New York City—Its Misfortunes and Its Literature by Evert A. Duyckinck · (ar)
New York City Its Own Exposition by S. S. McClure · (ed)
New York—City of Mammon by Maxim Gorky · (ar)
New York—City of Opportunity by Frank J. Hugh O’Donnell · (ar)
New York—City of Romance by Harrison G. Rhodes · (ar)
New York City on Guard by Arthur C. Train · (ar)
The New York Clearing House by Alexander L. Kinkead · (ar)
The New York Cloak-Maker’s Strike by Edith Franklin Wyatt · (ar)
New York Clubs by C. B. Todd · (ar)
New York Colonial Privateers by Thomas A. Janvier · (??)
New York Colossal Coliseum by Stanley Frank · (ar)
The New York Common Schools by Stephen H. Olin · (??)
The New York Consolidated Exchange by John Arbuckle · (ar)
A New York Courtship by Gertrude F. Lynch · (ss)
The New York Curp Market by Charles E. Marks · (ar)
The New York Custom-House by R. Wheatley · (ar)
New York Day by Dale Eunson · (nv)
A New York Day. “Evening” by Charles Dana Gibson · (pi)
A New York Day. “Morning” by Charles Dana Gibson · (pi)
A New York Day. “Night” by Charles Dana Gibson · (pi)
A New York Day. “Noon” by Charles Dana Gibson · (pi)
New York Dealers in Literary Property by H. O’Hara · (ar)
The New York Dope Clinic by [uncredited] · (ar)
New York During the American Revolution by Evert A. Duyckinck · (ar)
The New York Dust-Man’s Bells by Daniel Ricketson · (pm)
The New York Dust-Man’s Bells by [uncredited] · (pm)
The New Yorker by Frank Condon · (ss)
New Yorker in Chanak by Ik Shuman · (vi)
A New Yorker in the Provinces by Herman J. Mankiewicz · (ss)
A New Yorker in the Sticks by Lucian Cary · (ss)
A New-Yorker in Yucatan by David Saltonstall Banks · (ar)
New Yorker, Newarker, or What Have You? by Agnes Amis · (ss)
The New Yorker Reviews H.P. Lovecraft by [uncredited] · (ar)
New Yorkers by Katharine Dayton · (ms)
New Yorkers Are Really Hayseeds by Red Smith · (ar)
New Yorkers I Know by Katharine Dayton · (ms)
The ’New Yorker’ Story by Martha Bayles · (ss)
New Yorkers who Toil Not by William Eugene Lewis · (ar)
New York etc. by Nicola Sansone · (pi)
The New York Fanny Kemble by A. Oakey Hall · (ar)
The New York Flower Market by Elizabeth Bisland · (ar)
New York Free Public Libraries by Viola Roseboro’ · (ar)
New York from a Cable Car by Virginia Duncan · (ar)
New York, from a Skyscraper by James Oppenheim · (pm)
New York from the Flatiron by Edgar Saltus · (ar)
New York Gets Margy Frances by Jay Gelzer · (ss)
New York Girl by Paul Horgan · (ss)
New York Girl by John Updike · (ss)
New York Gives You the Breaks by O. O. McIntyre · (ar)
New York Going-Going-Gone! by Joseph P. Day · (ar)
New York Going-Going-Gone! by Marie Beynon Ray · (ar)
New York: Good Government in Danger by Lincoln Steffens · (ar)
New York Harbor by James B. Connolly · (ar)
New York Harbor at Night by Elsa Barker · (pm)
New York Holiday by [uncredited] · (pi)
New York Homes of Famous Stage Folk by Gustav Kobbé · (ar)
New York, How It Cares for Its Poor by John W. Keller · (ar)
New York, II: New York State, The State Which Is an Empire by Gustav Kobbé · (ar)
New York in 1673 by [uncredited] · (il)
New York in 1725 by [uncredited] · (il)
New York in 2003 by William R. Leigh · (il)
New York in Smoke by Charles Edward Barns · (??)
New York in Sunset by William Ellery Leonard · (pm)
New York in the Crysalis by Herman A. Metz · (ar)
New York in the Seventies by M. E. W. Sherwood · (ar)
New York Is a Homey Town by Theodore Pratt · (ss)
“New York Is a Nice Place to Live In, But an Awful Place to Visit” by Arthur Guiterman · (pm)
“New York Is a Nice Place to Visit, But an Awful Place to Live In” by Margaret Fishback · (pm)
New York Is Full of Girls by Joseph Wechsberg · (ss)
New York Is Just a Village by Margaret Case Harriman · (ss)
New York Is Just a Village by Margaret Case Morgan · (ss)
New York Is No Place for a Dog by Jeff MacGregor · (ss)
New York Is Where the Money Is by Jesse Rainsford Sprague · (ar)
Newyorkitis by Helen Hamilton Dudley · (ss)
Newyorkitis by Myra Emmons · (vi)
The New York Kitchen Association by Anna Sterling Hackett · (ar)
A New York Knight by Richard Connell · (ss)
New York Legend by Louis Bromfield · (na)
New York Letter by Beverley Baxter · (cl)
New York Letter: Things That Dollars Can’t Buy by Beverley Baxter · (cl)
New York Libraries by Charles Burr Todd · (ar)
New York Locomotive Works by [uncredited] · (ar)
New York Made Me a Peeping Tom by Hyman Goldberg · (ex)
The New York Man of Fashion by [uncredited] · (ar)
The New York Maritime Exchange by Richard Wheatley · (ar)
New York May Not Be America, But— by Heywood Broun · (ar)
New York Mining Disaster by Philip Gabriel · (ss)
New York Mining Disaster by Haruki Murakami · (ss)
New York Must Clean House! by F. H. LaGuardia · (ar)
New York—My Mammy! by Nunnally Johnson · (ss)
The New York Navy Yard by [uncredited] · (ia)
The New York Negro Plot of 1741 by Evert A. Duyckinck · (ar)
New York Newsboys by Kathleen Mathew · (ar)
New York, New York—It’s a Wonderful Town! by Karl Schriftgiesser · (??)
New York Night Adventures: I by Caroline King Duer · (ss)
New York Night Adventures: II by Caroline King Duer · (ss)
New York Night Adventures: III by Caroline King Duer · (ss)
New York Night Court for Women by Frank Harris · (ar)
New York Night Court for Women by The Editor(s) · (ar)
A New York Night: Mother Business by James Oppenheim · (ss)
A New York Night: Mrs. Polly Eats a Nut Sundae by James Oppenheim · (ss)
New York Nights by Fred Ringel · (pi)
New York Nocturne by Daniel E. Wheeler · (pm)
A New York Nocturne (“Above the hollow deep where lies…”) by Charles G. D. Roberts · (pm)
A New York Nocturne (“Not in the eyed, expectant gloom…”) by Charles G. D. Roberts · (pm)
New York, N.Y.: The Golden Door by Gilbert Millstein · (ar)
New York, or Bust by Nathan Wise · (ss)

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