WHITE REDSKINS BOASE OF mrypypisnt, TR by the New Yor kUEN Peter Minuit in 1026
A sprawling feature on adopted whites in New York Indian life, tracing Louis W ill, Edwin W. Deming, and others. It covers tribal rites, the vapor bath, feasts, and the lure of the red man, with profiles of Blackfoot, Sioux, Crow, and Kiowa kinships and the cultural exchanges across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Louis Will
James J. Pil
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Clark Wissler
The
Museum of Natural History
Caw
Edwin W. Deming
Mac Fougal Alley
New York City
Louis W. Hill
Louis W. Dill
Tro
Sapesel
India
Wissler
Tie
Interald Oo
BILCO
Marchelahadjaka
Mr. Deming
Macdougal Alley
Red Menkin
M Briesh
Rawadway
Rome
Pawnees
Deming
G. Bird Grinnell
House of the Sun
Hia Tepee
Red Man
Bear One
Daming
Man
Tahan
Joe
Gainesville
Texas
Tsika
Kiowa
General Custer
Washita
Veils and Health Debate Sparks Fashion Five Aces
A veiling counter discussion debates whether wearing veils harms health. One girl defends veils as comfort on wind days while another warns they cause dust exposure and eye strain. A friend remarks that dust and squinting could lead to wrinkles and defective eyesight in offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veila
Tyes
Toaven
Mance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wisster
Vrrme
American Museum
White Redskins
Boase
Joseph Keppier
Natural Museum
Ern
Edwin Deming
Clark Wisgier
G. Bird
Ponce Tg Rocke