Comely Decora Voices Native Art Versus White Ways
Angel Decora, a Winnebago Sioux artist, argues Native art holds deeper meaning than white dominated modern art. She trains at Carlisle under government remit to revive indigenous crafts while stressing art as daily life expression and spiritual storytelling.
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Angel Decora
Pyle Vna DeCamp
Grayson
Washington
United States
Carlisle
Miss Decora
Sioux City
Hampton
Northampton School For
Massachusetts
Smith College
Drexel School
Philadelphia
Howard Pyle
Clifford P. Grayson
Grafly
W. Train
Boston
Joseph DeCamp
Edna C. Tarbell
Benson
Francis E. Leupp
Indian Affairs
America
Hot Biscuits and Southern Bread Traditions in St Louis
The St Louis Globe-Democrat surveys the surge of small bakeries and the enduring preference for hot breads in the south. It notes northern doctors claim digestion harms from hot bread, while southern doctors defend health and beauty, with a trend toward fewer home bakes signaling St Louis losing its southern tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
South
Faust St. Louis
PILES MILLIONS ON MILLIONS JUST BY OLD FOGY METHODS
New York story profiles Charles E. Appleby, an 82 year old real estate magnate whose fortune, estimated near 25 million dollars, grew quietly over sixty years by simple methods. The piece notes Appleby’s modest offices at 55 Liberty Street and residence at Glen Cove while detailing the arrest of John Bough.
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New York
John Bough
Charles Edgar Appleby
Russell Sage
Simmonds
Godfrey
Humiuin
Benjamin Nathan
West Thirtythird Street
Harvey Burdell
Burdell
Cunningham
Nathan
Tye
Simonds
Suite 14
The Marathon Murder Saga Continues in the City Night
In a rain swept Harlem style scene Godfrey and Simmonds investigate a murder at the Marathon apartment house. Miss Croydon claims innocence after firing at an intruder while a janitor Higgins reports a death and a likely staged abduction tale unfolds amid police work and newspaper ties.
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Simmonds
Higgins
Crodfrey
Godfrey
Marathon
Tie
Miss Croydon
Sitiemracaga
Miss Creton
Richard Delroy
Dickie
Wheenpson
Lincoln and the horse that made a brigadier
A Youth's Companion tale recounts Lincoln granting a brigadier’s rank to a man whose request centered on a horse’s value. John Russell Young recalls meeting Lincoln, who joked about creating a general merely to honor a son, highlighting his practical humor amid commission-seeker pressure.
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Richmond
Lincoln
John Russell Young
White Hose
Tae
Mr. Young
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NM Trevor
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Angel Secora
Charles E. Appleby
Manhattan
Burton &. Stevenson
Gascons
Chaptis
PHS
Simomionds
Central Office
Johnston
Riggs
Pleming
Simmond
Tice
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Tyes
Bolly
Godoy
Mr. Theosapson
Thompson
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