Likenesses of Washingtons early portraits show many artists
The article notes numerous authentic Washington portraits by about fifteen artists including Peale Trumbull Houdon and Stuart. It discusses the plaster life mask by Louden and Perret de St Meain drawings as key evidence, and recounts Washingtons careful sitting habits, dental changes, and the varied interpretations by artists over decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Wilson Peale
Jean Antoine Louden
Virginia
Martle
Mount Vergon
Lichmond
Perret de St Meain
Metis
Aden
Uledelpide
Sevea
Tom
Walter the Hinds
Peale
Morpheus
Robert Edge Pine
Houdon
Alt
Philadelphia
Joseph Harrison
Trumbull
John Trumbull
HTL
ATS
M. de Neufville
Amsterdam
Trumballe
Min Washington
Mr Trumbull
Helms
Bert Stuart
Mill Long
Stuart
St. Memity
Tong
W. Peale
Simitiere
Duninp
Wright
Pine
J. Peale
Ramage
Mme. de Brehan
Dulager
Savage
A. Robertson
Wertmuller
George Smarcer
House of Burgesses
Mercer
Redding
Mackay
Jefferson
Maclay
Igorrotes and the head hunting relics of history
A fragment discusses Igorrote customs in the Philippines, noting akults believed to honor fallen Spanish soldiers from 1808 and legends of 1800 head trophies. It cites Dr. Jenks in 1908 who viewed head hunting as a tribal sport testing strength and bravery, with the kafo kale feast linked to head taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Visaye
Jenks
Christian Herald
Princeton Eyes New Stadium and Rowing Plan Unveiled
The article details Columbia and Brown athletes, rowing, and training shifts. It notes Princeton’s planned $300,000 athletic stadium with 50,000 capacity, alumni contributions, and early 1918 racing and schedule plans, including a Brooklyn spring trip and a boxing bout in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Athletic Association
Dean McClenahan
Board of Athletic Control
University Leid
Tifa
Remarkable Women and a Run of Witty Quips Across Papers
A collage of humorous lines and observations from various newspapers. Jests about money, marriage, suffrage, and social mores mix with character sketches and playful banter. The snippets reference professors, students, and public figures, capturing a lively, period-voice snapshot.
Reflected Her Nature in Quiet Tale Fragments
Fragmentary OCR hints at a dialogue about identity and inner fortitude among named figures. The text appears as fragmented quotes or notes referencing Luelite-Carrie Maudie-Jealuun and Chlenyo Ne TM, with May 4 noted and a central question about self-perception and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luelite
Carrie
Maudie
Jealuun
Abe
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The readable fragments are insufficient to identify persons, places, organizations, or a definite event to summarize into a newspaper card.
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Gilbert Stuart
Marquis of Lansdowne
Mia Conntry
Hoston Attenaeum
Martha Washington
Wyah-ington
Athenaeum
Massachusetts
Sharple
James Sharples
Nellie Stuart
John Parke Custis
von Meree
George Washington
Corky Cuntie
Susie
Atuet
Osite
du Simitiere
de Brehan
S—Caracchi
Sharpten
St. Martin
C. W. Peale
Gulager
Savaga
Boston Transcript
Grist
Ly Stadium
Roach Rich
Columbia
University Ball
Hudson
Rice
Poughkeepere
Dahlen Bag
Brooklyn Nine
Augusta
Ena
Correspondenta
Charleston
8. C
Savannah
Richmond
Ebbetsfield
Newark
Tinker
Cincinnati
Loudermilk
Chicago
Mordecai Brovwin
Louisville
Brown
England
Norman
Taber
Brown University
A. N. & Jackson
Jackson
Oxford University
Howard A
Rhodes
Oxford
Dacky
Aly
Associatin Taber
Great Miler
Whe Goss
Rhoder
America
Oxtat
Warren Bebutt
Cornelius
Hebutt
Tuber
Western Power Boat Association
Hinds River
Peoria
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Dundes
New York
Vernon
Jack
Mr. Paeurich
Hhikadelphia Ledger
Drole Oeania
Rtd
Sadive Talady Ee Oeke
Wostal Boonwimy
Chaille
Count de Mount
Reggie
Chalker Cholla
Wall Street
Kean
Mins Antique
Aqua
Miss Bert
Claes Maury
Carrie Coustique
Hoewitt
Spokane Bookeeman Review
Sion
Seiesrom
Pitteburgh Press
Bulletio
Guprene Zoo
Esate
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