Musquakie Pagan Rituals To Be Put On Record
Washington June 2 Smithsonian ethnologist Dr Truman Michelson leaves for the Fox reservation at Tamala to document the pagan rituals of the Musquakie Indians of the Fox. The work spans a fifteenth season and focuses on spring and fall ceremonies, songs, dances, and legends, preserving a culture seen as fading with younger participation and population around 1,200.
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Arapaho insights and Fox ceremonial access in Dr Michelson notes
Dr Michelson describes Arapaho as very friendly and easy to gain information from, while Fox is reserved and requires years of work to reveal his ceremonial practices. He has gathered more material than he can publish due to the Smithsonian's lack of funds.
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Georgia spring day frames a family scene as a 50 year old mother, weakened by years of illness, finds relief through Lydia E. Pinkham's remedies. Testimonials from Mrs Belle Thompson of Rossville and Mrs Inear Ree of Decatur claim renewed sleep, strength, and energy to care for children and work after using Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash.
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