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Image from page 122 of “Catalogue of drawings by Dutch and Flemish artists preserved in the Department of Prints and Drawings in the British Museum” (1915) – The Great Fish River Museum

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Title: Catalogue of drawings by Dutch and Flemish artists preserved in the Department of Prints and Drawings in the British Museum
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: British Museum. Dept. of Prints and Drawings Hind, Arthur Mayger, 1880-1957 Popham, A. E. (Arthur Ewart), 1889-1970
Subjects: Drawing, Dutch
Publisher: London, Printed by order of the Trustees
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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a landscape. Plate LVIIL—N. MAES. a. No. 1. Five studies of womens heads. b. „ 2. Milk-seller delivering milk. Plate LIX.—N. MAES (?). a. No. 3. The adoration of tho shepherds. b. „ 4. Mother and child. Plate LX.—C. a RENESSE. a. No. 1. Joseph sold by his brethren. b. ,, 2. Landscape with an archer. Plate LXL—C. a RENESSE. a. No. 3. The temptation of Christ. b. ,, 4. (obv.). Unknown biblical subject. c. ,, 4. (rev.). The prodigal son. List of Plates. Ill LXIL—J. EUISSCHER. a. No. 2. Long view of country, river in distance. b. „ 3. Plat landscape, town, and churches. c. „ 1. View of open country with the Rhine. LXIII.—J. VICTORS. a. No. 1. Old man playing a hurdy-gurdy. J. G. VAN VLIET. b. No. 1. The stoning of St. Stephen. LXIV.—P. DE WITH. a. No. 1. Landscape with a village on banks of canal. b. ,, 2. Landscape with a canal and men fishing. LONDON: PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED,DUKE STREET, STAMFORD STREET, S.E., AND GREAT WINDMILL STREET. W. r^ ,rcatalogueofdrawi01brit

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Image from page 153 of “[Official program and souvenir of the congress” (1915) – Valley Of Desolation

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Title: [Official program and souvenir of the congress
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Panama Pacific Dental Congress (1915 : San Francisco, Calif.)
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Publisher: San Francisco : Abbott
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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G. SHORT OUT-OF-TOWN TRIPS Mt. Tamalpais and Muir Woods: Startfrom Ferry Depot via boat. Triangle Trip via Northwestern PacificRailroad: Via boat from Ferry Depot. Ocean Shore Scenic Trip: Depot Twelfthand Mission Streets. Key Trolley Trip via Key Route: Viaboat from Ferry Depot. Mare Island (U. S. Navy Yard) andNapa Valley Electric Route: MonticelloSteamship Co., from Clay Street Wharf. Down the Peninsula: Via S. P. train.Third and Townsend Streets, or by UnitedRailroads Electric Line. Netherland Route, Sacramento River:From Pacific Street Wharf. Triple S Trip, San Francisco, Sacra-mento, Stockton: California TransportationCo., from Jackson Street Pier. Mt. Hamilton Observatory: From SanJose. Before you leave California, see LakeTahoe, Mariposa Big Trees, The YosemiteValley, American River Canyon, LakeCountys Alpine scenery, Mt. Shasta, TheGeysers, Desolation Valley, Catalina Island,Southern California, Mission San JuanBautista, Santa Cruz, Monterey Bay andRedwood Big Tree Grove. 137

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? BIG BROTHER TO ITALIAN LAKES Lake Tahoe, A Gigantic Jewel Set in the Snowy Granite of the Sierra Nevada Mountains on the California-Nevada Boundary Courtesy Sunset Masazlre. 138 TELEGRAPH, CABLE AND EXPRESS OFFICES Western Union Telegraph Co. Main of-fice, Pine and Montgomery. Messages canbe telephoned in by calling for WesternUnion. Always open. American District Telegraph Companymessengers furnished at all Western Unionofifices. Federal Telegraph Co., Merchants Ex-change Building; 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. 149 Montgomery; 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sun-days, 10 a. m. to 2 p. m., and 4 p. m. to 8p. m. Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. ofAmerica. Merchants Exchange Building.Office 8 :30 to 5 :30. Station always open. Postal Telegraph Cable Co., northeastcorner Market and Battery (main office). Express Offices Adams E.rpress Co. Tracing, deliveryand claim department, 54 Post Street.Wagon and call department. Ferry Building.Money orders, travelers checks, foreignpostal remittances, money paid by

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Image from page 15 of “Utah : its people, resources, attractions and institutions” (1915)

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Title: Utah : its people, resources, attractions and institutions
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Temple Square Bureau of Information
Subjects: Mormons Mormon Church
Publisher: Salt Lake City [Utah] : Bureau of Information, Temple Block
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
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sign of welcomeawaiting them, and the desert silence wrapped them round like awinding sheet. But they knelt upon the desert ground and gave thanks for themercies that were theirs. It was the first prayer ever heard inUtah. Then, rising, they sang a praise service. It was the firstmusic that ever rang out on the air of Utah. Then they went towork and toiled on until the bloom fled from their faces and theirhands grew gnarled. So they filled their measures of lifes dutiesand passed on. But in the meantime the frown of the desert grew less and lessrepellant, and in places was replaced by smiles; and as in compensa-tion for the youth that had fled and to cover the faces that had become seamed withtoil and care rare flow-ers began to appearwhere only the serge ofthe desert had been. In the meantime, too,the sullen mountainsopened their treasurechambers and pouredforth their wonders. Then it was clear whyat first they had sta-tioned their sentinels ofA Canyon Trail. desolation and cold and

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Utah. 13 snow on watch. It was to hold those treasures inviolate until thecoming of those who could use them wisely. Then rare structures began to appear in the valleys, furtherand further away the desert receded. Now, from the heights suchpictures can be seen in their rustic frames as might have beenpainted by angel hands with brushes dipped in sunbeams. And ifthe stranger will set out from Salt Lake and go either north orsouth, he will be greeted with such views as he never saw beforeof fruitful fields, and thriving hamlets, all watched over b}^ over-hanging, glorified mountains, so filled with sunlight, the songs ofbirds and blooms of flowers and fruit trees that he will admit theenchantment and acknowledge that every blessing of God seems tobe in Utah and that the moving pictures flashing before and aroundhim must have been painted by immortal hands with dyes takenfrom the fountains where light and love and glories unspeakableare brewed. THE OLD MORMON TRAIL.

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Image from page 66 of “Alabama bird day book” (1915) – The Great Fish River Museum

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Title: Alabama bird day book
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Alabama. Dept. of Game and Fish Alabama. Dept. of Conservation
Subjects: Birds
Publisher: Montgomery, Ala. : Dept. of Game and Fish
Contributing Library: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library

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ee the glint of summer sun,And twilight, when the day is done;The sober peace of musing cowsWho on the meadow grasses browse;The radiant glory of the mornThat sweeps across the nodding corn.A thousand happy fancies startWhen thou are nestling near my heart. 0 pumpkin pie! I hear the breezeThat whispered in the maple trees; 1 see the swaying fields of wheat,And hear the birdsongs, clear and sweet;And, low across the land at night, I catch the ballad of delight—The chant the cricket sings in glee;And summer comes again to me.O pumpkin pie! Thus dost thou castThy joyous glamour oer the past. O pumpkin pie! Within thy breastThese gladsome summer fancies rest;The golden sunshine and the dewHave paid their tribute through and through.The song the lark trilled in the airWithin thy form is echoed there; For all these things of joy to meWere caught and firmly held by thee. 0 pumpkin pie! For all thou didst 1 welcome thee unto my midst! —Copyright by Wilbur D. Nesbit. i* V 0 r:: :T~. >v_

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I AMERICAN BALD EAGLE. COPYRIGHT 1900, BY A. W. MUMFOH0, CHICAGO Alabama, ipi5. 51 AMERICAN BALD EAGLE T HE Eagle does not acquire its white head and tail under itsfourth year. The head is fully feathered, and the nameBald refers solely to its white appearance. Up to threeyears of age it is of the same general color as the goldenEagle, and to distinguish the two species it is necessary to look atthe lowest joint of the leg. If it is naked, the bird is a Bald Eagle,but if it is covered with feathers quite down to the toes, it is agolden agle. As a rule—to which there are numerous exceptions—the BaldEagle is found along rivers, and the shores of lakes and ponds con-taining fish. Fish are its favorite food, and lambs are purely sup-plementary. As a regular thing, it catches fish out of the water,with neatness and despatch; but when it sees an osprey fly by with alarge fish in its talons, the Eagle does not hesitate to levy tribute onthe subject bird. Taken thus at a great disadvantag

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