Hawikah Ruins Remembered In Pueblo Archaeology Tour
The article notes Zuni and Hawikah ruins on the old route between Zuni and Acoma, with inscriptions near Hawikah recounting 1628 killings and 1692 reconquest. It highlights the Museum of the American Indian’s role, Hodge's fourth Hawikah summer, and travel details from Zuni toward Ojo Caliente and Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodge
Hawikah
Zuni
Ojo Caliente
St. Johns
Ariz
Springerville
Gallup
Albuquerque
Fragmentary Observations on Gender Roles in Early Dialog
The text reflects dated views on masculinity and femininity, noting that self control and propriety are linked to virtue. It contrasts a timid bachelor fearing ruin with an old maid hoping for attention, while suggesting men focus on actions rather than boasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Nationwide Red Cross health center drives disease fight
A long, detailed account describes a nationwide Red Cross health program aimed at fighting disease and physical defects. It outlines the Health Center concept, its operations, how it teaches prevention, and the role of clinics, nurses, exhibitions, and education to improve public health nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almerland
Telegraph Companion
Kong
American Red Cross
Health Service
Department of
Red ‘Crong
Red Cross
Red Cross Health Center
American Red Cross Health Center
Ita Wealth Education” Service
French Praise for Our Red Cross Work
French press lauds American Red Cross relief in World War I, noting 1918 and 1919 expenditures totaling 87 million and 171 million francs delivered to France. It cites Junior Red Cross, 15 million volunteers, and strong Franco American friendship fostered by relief efforts.
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Andre’ Tardieu
United’ States
American Red Cross
France
Red Cross of America
America
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Godlin
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Ally
Gallup Electric Light
White Cafe
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Gallup Transfer Co
Phone 42
Matlock Transfer Co
Navajo Curio CO
Rmr. Ave
Leo
Lenden
Prop
THE
Gallup Cleaners
Brazos
Harvey
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