Showing posts with label newspaper boxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label newspaper boxes. Show all posts

Monday, August 28, 2017

News Boxes

East Villagers are accustomed to the free-newspaper boxes that line the avenues — it's where most get their news!

You don't have to look inside for news, though. Sometimes, the news is on the box itself, such as this one, on Second Avenue:

News box.

Here is a close-up:

Close-up.

It sounds like something you'd see in The Shadow!

#eastvillage #newspaperboxes #theshadow #secondavenue 

Thursday, September 3, 2015

Newspaper Boxes

If you walk around the East Village, you will notice rows of free-newspaper boxes at the corners of Avenue blocks, like these on Second Avenue and St. Mark's Place:

A row of newspaper boxes.

The first thing you may notice is that red and yellow are popular colors for free-newspaper boxes!

The second thing you may notice is that the empty boxes are never filled, and the filled boxes never emptied, with one exception:

The one exception.

Epoch Times is very popular in the East Village, since it scorns both government and science, and provides mystical explanations for changes in the world!

Conspiracies and magic still survive… in the East Village Today!

#eastvillage #secondavenue #stmarksplace #newspaperboxes #epochtimes #conspiracies #magic #mysticism