National Museum of Mexico A Beacon of Archaeology
The National Museum of Mexico has grown from modest beginnings to a major institution with nearly 70,000 objects and a structured split into archaeology history ethnology industrial art and publications. Under Lic Genaro Garcia the museum expanded its divisions salones and departments and built a strong publication program.
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Fema
Mexico
Lic
Genaro Garcia
National Museum of Archaeology, History and Et
Garcia
Milan
Italy
Don Lorenzo de Boturini
Y Benaduci
Senor de la Tore Y Homo
Royal and Pontifical University of Mexico
Antonio Marta de Bucareli Y Ursua
New Spain
Lucas Alaman
Congress
Don Sebastian Camacho
Alaman
National Museum
Republic
Messrs
Pablo de la Liave
Iaidro Ignacio Icaza
Miguel Bustamante
Jose Mariano Sanchez Mora
Ignacio Cu
Casa de Moneda
Maximilian
Porfirio Diaz
Don Justo Sierra
Public Instruction
National Museum of History
Ethnology
National Palace
Gumesindo Mendoza
Manuel Orozco Y Berra
Alfredo Chavero
Optimus Press
Ninez Y Juventud
America
Bernal Diaz del Castillo
Juarez
Francisco Bulnes
Leona Vicario
Museum
Department of
Natural History
National Museum of Archaeology
Lic. Garcia
Cortez
Maxilimian
Spain
W L Douglas Shoes Advertises Low Priced Choices
The advertisement promotes W L Douglas shoes with prices from 2 to 5 dollars and notes the 30 year standard. It emphasizes factory stamps on soles, fast color eyelets, and mall order catalogs from Brockton Mass. It invites dealers to stock the line and offers free delivery for orders mailed from the factory.
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W. T. Douglas
Jook
W. J. Douglas
Bhues
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Beds for Consumptives Shortage Warned by Tuberculosis Group
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports Alabama Idaho Montana Nevada Oklahoma Wyoming Utah lack a single bed for consumptives. Nine states Alaska Delaware Florida Kansas Mississippi South Dakota Vermont West Virginia have under fifty beds each for a combined 7,000,000 plus population. At 400 deaths per million, about 5,000 TB deaths yearly would occur in these 14 states with around 20,000 cases and fewer than 500 beds available.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Alabama
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Utah
Alaska
Delaware
Florida
Kansas
Mississippi
South Carolina
South Dakota
Vermont
West Virginia
United States
Maize Not Pellagra Cause Says Rome Telegraph
Dr Sambon of the Field committee announces from Rome that maize or Indian corn does not cause pellagra. The investigation attributes the disease to the parasitic conveyor simulium repans a biting midge rather than corn.
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Committee On Disease In
Europe
London
Sambon
Rome
Boy Offends Voter Pact with Dad During Budget Fight
An English farmer and his son visit a polling station to vote. A heated budget argument with a friend turns into a scuffle, frightening the boy who shouts a mischievous line urging his father to strike the man in the watch to cost him money.
Eight year old mishears scarlet fever tale at recital
A little girl aged eight tells a visitor about scarlet fever next door. She mixes phrases during the telling, declaring Johnny has scarlet fever because his face is red and his chest is broken in. Her mother then enters the drawing room to correct the confusion.
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Johnny
Taller Man and Shortman Clash Over a Foolish Mistake
In a terse exchange Tallman accuses Shortman of repeating a game error. Shortman retorts he may be mistaken and reveals he has been married twice, adding personal tension to the dialogue.
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Tallman
Shortman
A Wonder Worker in Electricity Talk
Sapleigh-Ah comments on electricity prompting Miss Keene to remark on its remarkable capabilities and the surprising impact of electrical power.
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Sapleigh
Miss Keene
Mr. Sapleigh
Question of Precedent on equality of men
A reflection contrasts the philosophical claim that all men are born equal with the parental bias every parent has toward his own child. It highlights the natural confidence that one baby surpasses all others, a subjective superiority shaping views on equality.
FEED CHILDREN ON Properly Selected Food It Pays Dividends
A mother reports healthier children after changing foods away from heavy meat and potatoes. She adds fruit Grape-Nuts with cream Postum for breakfast and supper, plus meat and vegetables at dinner. A teething baby improved when Grape-Nuts with rich milk was tried. There is more reading in The Road to Wellville. A new letter appears and is claimed genuine and free of interest.
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Wellville
Venice Letter Describes Gondola Night on Grand Canal
A young woman's letter from Venice recalls lying in a gondola on the Grand Canal and drinking in life as never before. The note reflects a vivid, romantic moment likely cited by Lippincott's.
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Venice
Grand Canal
Lippincott’s
All In the Family Fair Autoist Line
A dialogue from the Jewish Ledger recalls a courtroom quip about an auto collision. The first speaker asks about damages and the second reveals the injured party was his husband, delivering a wry twist on misfortune.
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Jewish Ledger
Little Too Strong
In a Chicago News item Mr. Stubb and Mrs. Stubb discuss a husband’s tolerance for his wife’s hat habit. He argues that repeated allowances from his pocket for hats strain the husband wife dynamic and reach a point that feels excessive.
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Mr. Stubb
John
Maria
Chicago News
Neighborly Exchange Sparks Cat Offer
A humorous Chicago News quip pits Mrs. Nextdoor against Mrs. Wiserly in a playful barter tale. The exchange centers on borrowing an ice-cream freezer and the cheeky counteroffer of a cat that supposedly would surely come back.
Tiara Inquiry Sparks Market Banter
In a guarded exchange, a buyer asks for tiaras for his wife and negotiates a price that would let him point to his spouse with pride. The dialogue, cited in Flie genden Blaetter, captures a moment of playful pricing and social signaling.
Yale and Harvard Man Stereotypes Highlight Class Foe
A Cleveland Leader quip contrasts Yale and Harvard men. It notes a Yale man acts as if he owns the world while a Harvard man pretends not to know who owns it and shows indifference.
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Yalé
Harvard
Yale
Cleveland
His Choice. Judge You Are Privileged to Challenge Any Juror
A fragment from Metropolitan Magazine presents a courtroom quip about challenging jurors. The speaker taunts a juror with a sharp jab, highlighting the theater of the trial and the judge’s authority in voir dire.
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Metropolitan Magazine
Too Much of a Load
A London Sketch humor piece centers on a convalescing worker and a curious visitor. The worker explains his illness stems from excess alcohol and a redheaded plumber, in a brief exchange reflecting city labor life.
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London
A Cautious Game
A Washington Star quote notes Briggins never bluffs while playing cards, only after returning home and explaining where he has been.
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Briggins
Washington Star
Time Clerk Bargains for Early Exit
A clerk requests to leave work early to help his wife beat carpet before daylight. The employer declines, offering no concession, and the clerk thanks him for his kindness in Boston Transcript style.
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Concord
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