San Geronimo Day Festival at Taos Pueblo Spotlight
Readers learn of the San Geronimo de Taos Pueblo festival, its ancient harvest rites, sun dances, and the bustling arena of Taos with artists and historic figures tied to the New Mexico locale. The piece notes the festival dates, participation by Pueblo, Apache, and Navajo spectators, and the Taos art colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorados
New Musice
Old Sanu Fe
San Geronimo
United States
San Fernandes de Taos
Pueblo Plaza
Little Chapel
San Fernandes
Sten
Envay
Saint Jerome
Casa Grande
Casa Grinde
Booth
Freud
San Geronling
Europe
Asia
Africa
Taos
America
Joseph Henry Sharp
Bert G. Phillips
Ralph Meyers
E. Irving Couse
W. Herbert Dunton
New York
Robert Hemn
J. L. Bhumenschein
Q. &. Berninghaus
St. Louis
Walter Urer
Chicago
Tullus Rolshoven
Florence
Italy
J. B. Wilson
Seattle
Sheldon Parsons
Victor Higgins
Doris Rosenthal
Los Angeles
Helen Dunlap
Whittier
Cal
Taos Home
Col
Kit Carson
Charles Bent
Cerra St. Vrain
Pudge Bernbten
Missouri River
Pueblo de Taos
Coronado
Mexico
Fortunes in Stampa Stamp Collectors Noted Figures
The list highlights prominent U S stamp collectors including George H Worthington of Cleveland with an estimated collection value over 1 million dollars Henry J Dunveen an art dealer and Senator Ernest R Acker of New Jersey with about 600000 dollars each Charles Lathrop Pack of Lakewood N J former president of the American Conservation Association Joseph T Lozier automobile maker Theodore Steinway maker of piano Henry Gibson Philadelphia manufacturer Brig Gen Henry Hill Brandholz in charge of the Plattsburg training camp J H Towne Yale Towne Manufacturing Bridgeport Charles B Hatfield Boston former Massachusetts Republican chair J C Morgenthau brother of the former ambassador to Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George H. Worthington
Cleveland
Henry J. Dunveen
Ernest R. Ackernan
New Jersey
Charles Lathrop Pack
Lakewood
N. J
American Conservation Association
Joseph T. Lozier
Theodore Steinway
Henry ©. Gibson
Philadelphia
Henry Hill Brandholz
Plattsburg
J. H. Towne
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
Bridgeport
Charles B. Hatfield
Boston
Massachusetts
Republican State Committee
J. C. Morgenthau
Turkey
Misnomer in Play Title Sparks Curious Exchange
In a brief exchange the author questions a critic on naming the play The Standatili, while the critic asks why the title exists and how it will be understood by audiences. The dialogue hints at potential misnaming and audience reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trun
Quality over quantity guides brook trout angling
The article argues that widespread automobile use has boosted anglers reaching quiet streams within hours. It cautions against chasing big catches and urges the true brook trout angler to value experience and satisfaction over creel size.
Pa Jones and family insulated by city doctors
A fragment reports a family afflicted with measles in a city area. Doctors arrived and insulated the entire household to prevent spread, reflecting public health measures of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Big Ben Returns to Prison With Maisie After Escape
Big Ben flees a penitentiary raid with Maisie, steals hen eggs flour and matches, and plans to vanish across hills to Hasworthy. He encounters the wary warden Travis and returns toward the jail carrying the sleeping child, who inspires a remorseful, uncertain voyage back as the prison gates close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Big Ben
Travis
Travis Wold
Maisie
Hasworthy
Iman
Penitentiary Fe
Malate
Ward
eriRe
Fevel Valley
Penitentiary
Big
Pardons Board
Ben
Noted Remark Sparks Confusion in Tennessee Town
A white Indy passerby pauses at a small cabin as a black woman responds to a name confusion over Fertilizer. The mother calls her to wash, asking the passerby to explain the term used. The exchange centers on the name Fertilizer and its appropriateness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Tennessee
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Fawin L.sabin
Stampa
Harold Carter
W. G. Chapman
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