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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1904

Page

35

Neglect Threatens Catlin Indian Portrait Gallery

The famous Catlin Gallery of Indian portraits at the National Museum faces deterioration as curators consider entrusting it to expert cleaners. Once a source of global fascination, the collection has aged, endured fires, and suffered from long neglect, risking near extinction of its depicted chiefs and tribes.

Catlin National Museum London George Catlin Egyptian Hall Piccadilly England Paris Cat-on Joseph Harrison, Jr Philadelphia Caton Harrison Joseph Harrison Harrison Mansion Smithsonian United States Old Keokuk British Museum Red Men Pitchlynn

Cupid and Career and the Rise of Women's Roles

The essay argues that love once defined women's place, but with evolving independence, women now pursue public careers. It critiques male possessiveness and praises women who reclaim agency, noting Cupid's control wanes as society shifts toward female empowerment and self direction. The author, Tanning Edgar Thomas, reflects on changes in love, labor, and social norms.

Lfe Love Cupid Tannig Edgar Thomas

Things Quaint and Curious Employing Birds on Harvesters

A Western almond farmer tells of using a hollow oak and a wood funnel to fool yellowhammers and harvest almonds. an antiquary notes the cheap burning of Latimer and Ridley. an eel cruelty joke leads to animal protection talks. Lloyds insures royals as a ghastly life gambling craze. color experiments suggest wearing yellow to deter mosquitoes and using yellow netting and screens for protection.

Ridley Latimer England Richey Friar Forest Craner Dean Bacher Elizabeth Masquito Rigden Cees

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