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#6 Patsy, 8-year-old newsboy. Says he makes 50 cents a day. Newark, New Jersey, 1924.

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#6 Patsy, 8-year-old newsboy. Says he makes 50 cents a day. Newark, New Jersey, 1924.

Newsies: The Children who Sold the Newspapers in the Early 20th Century US

#6 Patsy, 8-year-old newsboy. Says he makes 50 cents a day. Newark, New Jersey, 1924.

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