indexSeparator = ' | ';
// Add one line per photo, using
// addPhoto ("filename', 'caption', 'index text");
// The third parameter is optional and will default to the number
// of the photo if not provided.
addPhoto("newyork3211.jpg","Pulps and a few “slicks” are clipped to the side of this magazine rack in New York City in November 1932.
Note: These photographs are presented in chronological order.");
addPhoto("newyork3512.jpg","A magazine stand in New York City, December 1935. This photograph was mailed to ThePulp.Net in 1997, but unfortunately we can’t remember who sent it. (Sorry.) A version of it appears in the book Pulp Culture.");
addPhoto("newyork3512a.jpg","A variety of pulps, from Horror to Operator #5 and The Spider, can be seen in this detail of the photo of a New York City magazine stand, December 1935.");
addPhoto("minnesota3708.jpg","Here's a pulp rack in a drugstore in Cook, Minn., in August 1937. Though this image isn't very clear, you can make out a pair of The Shadow magazines in the middle on the right side, and a Doc Savage pulp on the far left.");
addPhoto("omaha3811.jpg","Look closely at this magazine stand in Omaha, Neb., and you will find a variety of pulp titles. This photo was taken by John Vachon in November 1938.");
addPhoto("omaha3811a.jpg","Here's a closer look at the previous photo. (Too bad this wasn't taken in Kodachrome.)");
addPhoto("omaha3811b.jpg","Here's another closeup of that Omaha, Neb., magazine stand.");
addPhoto("unknownlocation.jpg","Publications are almost falling off this overly loaded magazine rack.");
addPhoto("stlouis3901.jpg","Doc Savage, Clues and other pulps await sale next to competitors — the comics — at a magazine rack in St. Louis in January 1939. Photographed by Arthur Rothstein.");
addPhoto("conn3910.jpg","Russell Lee took this photograph of a man looking over a magazine rack in Windsor Locks, Conn., in October 1939.");
addPhoto("taylor3910.jpg","Pulps line a magazine rack in Taylor, Texas, in October 1939, in this photo taken by Russell Lee.");
addPhoto("southington4205.jpg","Two men browse the magazine rack in Southington, Conn., in this photograph taken by Fenno Jacobs in May 1942. Though it is not very clear, you can pick out a few pulps among the covers.");
addPhoto("newyork4301a.jpg","This newsstand in New York City, photographed by Marjory Collins in January 1943, displays numerous foreign language newspapers, but if you look closely you can pick out several pulp magazines.");
addPhoto("newyork4301b.jpg","Another New York City newsstand, also photographed by Marjory Collins in January 1943, displays a variety of newspapers, as well as sports and detective pulps.");
addPhoto("yreka4407.jpg","Pulp magazines share a rack with a few “slick” magazines and headlines about the latest news from World War II. Russell Lee took this photo in July 1942 in Yreka, Calif.");
addPhoto("losangeles47.jpg","By 1947, when this photo was taken in Los Angeles, the pulps had all but disappeared from the newsstands, supplanted by dozens of comic books.");