Whistler Mother to Exhibit in Chicago at 1933 World Fair
From the Louvre in Paris the famous Whistler painting Mother will travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition. The Art Institute of Chicago will host the work in its Fine Arts building, highlighting a century of American and European masters across three divisions and emphasizing a new era of French and American art.
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Louvre
Paris
Whistler
Chicago
Art Institute of Chicago
John Whistler
Ttt
America
Robert B. Harshe
Art Institute
Daniel Catton Rich
Tra Angelica
Botticelis
Velisqueg
Ve Greco
Holbein
Duyento
Spain
Holland
Inghind
Revival of interest in original inhabitants sparks debate
The Graettinger Times notes renewed American interest in the continent’s original inhabitants, linked to talk of returning land to Indians. MIS MOVING FARMERS criticizes rural relief trends, saying farmers who moved to town deserve relief. A humorous remark compares being a lame duck to never having hatched.
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Graettinger Times
America
Roanoke Times
Longevity Report From Central Asia Tribe
Two English explorers describe a white tribe in Central Asia, allegedly descendants of the Chaldeans, living to 110 to 120 and marrying at 75, with a worry free lifestyle. They note Tibetans migrate seasons for harvests and emphasize a contented outlook as key to long life.
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Central Asia
Life Extension Institute
Cossley-Blatt
Trewin’ Baird
Local Social Roundup From Spencer and Estherville Areas
West Emmet residents and friends gathered for weekend visits and dinners across Spencer Estherville and nearby farms. Nels and Anna Wolding hosted. Gqa Wheatley and L W Stark couples joined meals. Several families hosted guests and church services with Rev. Thompson delivering a Beloit Orphan Home address. Election results announced for Dist No 6 and at large posts.
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Nels Wolding
Spencer
E. C. Nelson
G. Qa. Wheatley
L. W. Stark
Glenn Maitlhind
Twelve Mile Lake
Henry Dewall
Irving Martens
Velma Schmidt
Laura Woodyard
Grace Martens
John Erickson
Pete Erickson
Melvin
Jennie Erickson
Gordon Erickson
Jackson
Estherville
Rev
Thompson
Beloit
Elmer Bringle
J. A. Bringle
Chas. Hash
I. S. Martens
Sibley
Walter Willey
Andrew Klein
Des Moines
Nelson Wheatley
Dist. No. 6
Harry Brown
FE. C. Nelson
Alice
Little Symphony Orchestra
City All Auditorium
Florence ‘Tredway
Lawrence Guye
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Buckeye Rite Brooder Stores
Woodley Hatchery
Sanborn’s
Oransky
Crim’s Grocery
H.N. Jensen & Sons
Estherville Drug Store
L. M. Christensen
K & K Hardware
Ehlers
Woodley's Hatchery
Woodley
South Sixth Street
Iowa
AEN
DR. Salsbury
Brooder
New York
Royal Baking
Morton
Fame We
Jack Sprat
Japan
Ohio
Sanborns Cash Stores
Swea City
Corner
6Th and
Lincoln
Armstrong
MIS
V-R
Africa
Spins
Straits
Netherlands
Beltish Isles
West Emmet
Florence Forbes
Iowa State College
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