Feeling Feverish Frame Color:Silver in Times Square in 1908

in Times Square in 1908

along with addressing this crowd at a storefront operated by the Queens Concerned Clergy at 104-09 Northern Blvd

Images credited to wire services

Perfect for a rainy day or when entertaining friends and family

A viewer might feel the pilot was about to throw out a handful of chocolates

Feeling Feverish Frame Color:Silver in Times Square in 1908An advertising sign on Broadway at 43rd Street in Times Square went up in smoke in October of 1963. Times photographer Carl T. Gossett Jr. was on hand during the four alarm blaze that caused a traffic jam that lasted for hours. "Another one of those sign jobs," remarked Fire Commissioner Edward Thompson as he arrived on scene. Firemen had to chop through the billboard which featured an ad for St. Joseph Aspirin, a remedy that aptly touted a quick fix