Buffalo Comeback Seen for American Bison Population
A report by C Gordon Hewitt in Natural History notes bison numbers rising in the United States and Canada from an estimated 1,001 in 1889 to about 7,860 at the start of 1919. The article credits U S and Canadian actions, protected herds in Yellowstone and Wainwright, and discusses future plans including more reservations and potential private or municipal donations of surplus animals.
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United States
Canada
C. Gordon Hewitt
Natural History
Hewitt
Ottawa Commission of Conservation
North American
Plains
Wiliam T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Atlantic
Allegheny Mountain
Mississippi Prairies
Delta
Texas
Rocky Mountains
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Utah
Idaho
Great Brave Lake
George Catlin
Eaid
Manitoba
Qu'Appelle
South Saskatchewan
Battle River
Saskatchewan
Hornaday
Yellowstone Park
Athabaska
Canadian Northwest Territories
Michael Pablo
Montana
Wainwright
Alberta
Athabacka
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Hewitt
Hert
Suit Trends Across New York Fashion Week
A New York fashion correspondent notes an exceptional year for suits with balanced weather, underlining the shift to winter and year round styles. Duvetyn fabrics dominate, colors range from browns to vibrant blues greens, coats grow longer while skirts stay short, and box coats remain a key outdoor piece.
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New York
Furs and hats shape winter wardrobe trends
The piece notes short, warm fur trims like beaver outria and mole for collars and cuffs on duvetyn suits, with long haired furs fading from popularity. Astrachan and Krimmer gain favor in red tones, baby tamb dyed in gray tan or brown. Subtle fur sets with minimal neckpieces and muffs echo restrained luxury amid rising prices. Felt hats cap the style.
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Astrachan
Krimmer
Thea
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Baltimore & Ohio
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