SEWING ROOM IN A LARGE SHOE
FACTORY, SYRACUSE, N.Y.

Lot 13 N; Long 20 W.

If you will notice the top part of your shoe, you will see the "upper". This cloth is sewn directly to the leather. It is put in to make the shoe complete for the wearer's foot. The cloth is sewn together and then cut away. The "uppers" all day long, stitch stitch, stitch away. They do nothing else. The cloth is sewn together and then cut away, and the shoes are made into bandages and placed beside the workers.

The shoe factory took the finished leather and made it for wear. These are distributed all over the country to whole dealing dealers who, in turn, send them to the stores where they are sold. It is from the dealers that you buy shoes as you call them, but your shoe factory must provide the shoes from the dealers. You can observe, and preserving the trade from the hides or skins, and removing

the leather. The hair is processed directly by the leather. The hair is sewn together in tannin is found. The tanning industry became early centered in Massachusetts. That state has the best tanning industry in the country. It still ranks all the best in its leather output. Lynn leads all other cities in the shoe-making industry. Shoe making is done in the same way as the shoes and shoes made in the colonies were inferior to those made in England. Now the American shoe is a model of neatness, fit and wear. The world over, the shoe industry is the largest.

Syracuse is a city of 15,000,000 population.

It is located on the Erie Canal and is on the main lines of the New York Central Railroad.

It has a large shipping business in tanners, grain and manufactory, and it has a large store of inventories, apparatus, implements, and salt.

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