World records of American big game heads sought by tape measure hunt
An article describes a unique hunt by the New York Zoological Society to locate the world’s record big game heads. Journalists and curators plan nationwide measurements of trophies in private homes and hotels, aiming to identify true records and reaffirm American contributions to the Records of North American Big Game.
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Elmo Scott Watson
UERE
New York Zoological Society
Vrentias N. Gray
Kermit Roosevelt
Madison Grant
W. Redmond Cross
George Harrison
EB. Robert Litchfield
George Bird Grinnell
Ernest Thompson Seton
O. Hart Merriam
Samuel Merrill
Wilfred H. Qsgoo
H. ©. Anthony
BH. W. Nelsop
May
B. A. Goldman
Thomas Barbour
Edmund Seymour
Thierry Mallet
D. H. Townsend
Rocky Mountain States
Prentiss N. Gray
England
Wyoming
Horsham
Elizabeth
Transatlantic
New World
Hampton Court Palace
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
America
London
A. L. Tullock
Montana
Old Cosmopolitan Magazine
Plains
Col
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
George Gore
Fort Leavenworth
Rocky Mountain
John Watts Garland
Lord Adair
Earl of Dunraven
John Garland
Ingland
United States
Western Newspaper Union
Pay for Neglect Is Nature's Law
An 19th century musing warns that unused articles deteriorate with time. Fabrics fade or rip, silk and wool suffer from heat and moths, wash goods stain, and furniture joints loosen. Glass and china survive well when stored, while items vanish or become dusty. The piece argues timely use preserves value and condition.
Preservation and use of belongings across time
A fragment discusses prudent handling of possessions to avoid loss and to ensure availability when desired, reflecting practical advice on storage and preparedness. It includes a dated advertising snippet for Dr. Pierce’s Berarite Rejuvenation and a social commentary on aging and generational perception.
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