Public Square and Union Terminal Tower

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C-16-PUBLIC SQUARE AND UNION TERMINAL TOWER, CLEVELAND, OHIO DEAR d WILL BE FRIEND SEEING YOU OLD KID GONE LONGER SWEETIE THINKING OF YOU FOLKS WRITING YOU AGAIN OLD THING GOING TO BED HUSBAND GIRLS WIFE BOYS HOW ARE YOU? STEPPING OUT I HAVE SEEN THE ART MUSEUM THE BRIDGES I AMAK FLYING HIGH TALL BUILDINGS FEELING GREAT THE ZOO MISSING YOU LAKE ERIE BROKE THE PARKS WELL BALL GAMES HAPPY LOTS OF GOOD- LOOKING GIRLS WISH I HAD LOTS OF GOOD- LOOKING MEN DOING LOTS OF GOLFING KEPT WELL MORE SLEEP SIGHT-SEEING BUSINESS BEEN TRUE TO ME MORE MONEY THINKING OF YOU WORK LOAFING SLEEPING NIGHT CLUBS PETTING SHOWS TRAVELING HOPE YOU HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN ME YOURS NOT FORGOTTEN HOW TO WRITE MORE TIME "TILL THE COWS СOME HOME THINGS ARE FINE TOUGH SLOW EXCITING SOME ONE TO LOVE ME WITH LOVE SOME KISSES SINCERELY BEHAVED YOURSELF MORE AMBITION FOREVER A LETTER BEEN HAVING FUN NAME A A. BUSY PERSON'S CORRESPONDENCE CARD-TIME IS MONEY-CHECK ITEMS DESIRED 7A-H1468

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Cleveland's Public Square, 4.4 acres in the heart of the business section. It was laid out in the original plan of the city conceived by its founder, General Moses Cleaveland in 1796. This view shows the new Union Terminal Group on the southwest corner. The soldiers 5 and Sailors Monument, a Civil War memorighe occupies the center of the southeast segtion: JOHN 9797-1803 2 CENTS 2 DISTRIBUTED BY GEORGE R, KLEIN NEWS COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO "C.T.ART-COLORTONE REG.U.S. PAT. OFF3J Mrs Linda Miller #23 W. A Simpson St machamióbing Pas