Custer’s Demand sparks a New York art row over history
A public quarrel centers on Schreyvogel’s painting Custer’s Demand showing Gen Custer with an 1894 style hat and 1887 boots, while Indians wear an impractical bonnet. Critics accuse the work of flagrant 19th century inaccuracies and distortions of history, urging truthful depictions of heroes.
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New York
Custer
Schreyvogel
Gen. Custer
Christopher Columbus
Western Hemisphere
George Washington
Delaware River
Benjamin Franklin
France
Andrew Jackson
U. S. Grant
Phagocytes and Their Role in Human Health
In a discussion echoed by Metschnikow, phagocytes are defined as the body's police cells that ingest bacteria and harmful material. The piece notes many misinterpretations in dictionaries and medical handbooks, emphasizing phagocytes as essential for health and distinguishing youthful benefit from adult dietary concerns.
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Metschnikow
Prof
Indianapolis Journal
Japan a Curious Land Through an American Eyes
Robert W. Brinkley of Yokohama describes Japan as a wonder land with crops and fruits deteriorating after initial years. He notes bamboo-like agriculture, lush grass without cattle nourishment, tasteless cooked vegetables, and perfume lacking flowers. Yet he praises the people as honorable and sharp in cities, offering a nuanced view of the country.
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Japan
Robert W. Brinkley
Yokohama
Washington Star
United States
Will Study Old Ruins In Russian Turkestan Expedition
Raphael Pumpelly arrives in St. Petersburg with his son to seek permission to study ruins in Russian Turkestan. He will join Harvard professors W H Davis Ellsworth Huntington and Richard Norton at Baku to explore the Sea of Aral basin ruins, climate history, and factors behind regional decline. The expedition may last several months with future work pending results.
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Raphael Pumpelly
Carnegie Institution
Russian Turkestan
St. Petersburg
I. W. Pumpelly
W. H. Davis
Elleworth Huntington
Harvard
Richard Norton
American School of Classical Studies
Rome
Baku
Sea of Aral
Cape of Good Hope
India
WII Be Bride of a Peer Lord Monson and Mrs Turnaré
Announcement from London states that WII Be Bride of a Peer Lord Monson will wed Mrs Turnaré daughter of Gen Roy Stone U S A The groom 34 is related to Sir Edmund Monson British ambassador to Paris and once eyed diplomatic service He inherits country seats and entailed estates after the death of his father in 1900
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Wii
Lord Monson
Turnaré
Roy Stone
London
Edmund Monson
Paris
Duke of Saxe
Unbroken land for sale near Bottineau Omemee area
160 acres of choice uncultivated land offered at 15 dollars per acre. Property located 7 miles from Bottineau and 4 miles north of Omemee. Also notices rental stalls in a stable for five dollars monthly. Stray mare colt and black mare pony with identifying marks requested to be reported. rewards offered. Also land company listings and stationery ad at Fawcett's drug store.
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Bottineau
Omemee
Stewart Land Co
My Place
Arthur F. Stewart
N. D
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Hamburg
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Fred Unrath
Dountsy
Cardus
Jim Dumps
Alae
Mine Dumps
Sunny Jim
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