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The Indianapolis Journal in Indianapolis, Indiana

16 Aug 1903

Page 21

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The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1903

Page

21

The Miamis of Indiana A Native Nation's Rise and Fall

A compact history of the Miami confederacy from early prominence to decline after contact with whites. It recounts their territory, major bands, key chiefs like Little Turtle and Richardville, the Greenville treaty, the harms of alcohol, annuities, forced removal from the Indiana reserve, and the erasure of the Miami tribe from federal records, ending in a lament for vanished identity.

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The Delicious Peach Through Ages and Places

A sweeping overview traces the peach from wild origins to cultivated fruit, detailing definitions, naming across languages, and historical spread from Persia to Europe and America. It notes biblical references, bridal symbolism in China, 19th century market practices, and hundreds of American and international varieties, with notes on cultivation, storage, and notable figures.

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The Master Builder and the Vision of Art

The poem extols art and nature shaping civilization, noting how genius and devotion from thought and nature produced enduring monuments. It attributes the master builder and spiritual power to God and celebrates the Parthenon, pyramids, and global wonders as equal pieces in humanity’s architectural and cultural rise.

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Phidias Peter Rome England Ralph Waldo Imerson
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Indian Epicure: How Indians Eat in Fort Myer Va

Correspondent Burt describes Dakota and Plains tribes eating habits their meat heavy feasts and raw delicacies. He notes the tribe’s heavy meat diet reliance on animal flesh and raw morsels and the shift under reservation life to poorer diets with cannibalized provisions.

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