Make, Believe
Foreign Interest and American Identities in the Inland Empire
Andrew Weymouth
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Make, Believe
Foreign Interest and American Identities in the Inland Empire | Andrew Weymouth
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A drawing of a man with wings, dressed in a long coat and hat, standing on a pedestal. He holds a corn cob above his head, emitting lines reminiscent of rays. Below, text reads: "und puy dot leetle poy von FLYER FLEXIBLE to goast mit de hill down, und see his vather schmile oud loud ven he see dot poy steer mit his hans, und not vear dose poots oud some more. And auf you vant a schled mit horses on, dey got some ghoot vones. Yah!"
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Title:
Advertisement
Creator:
Flyer Flexible
Date Created:
1894-01-03
Description:
Advertisement featuring a caricature of a German-American.
Subjects:
advertising advertising caricatures
Location:
Spokane, WA
Latitude:
47.65849572
Longitude:
-117.4203818
Source:
Sutton Family Papers, ca. 1884- ca. 1910. MsSC 131. Eastern Washington State Historical Society (Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture). Spokane, WA.
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Image;StillImage
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image/jpeg
Language:
eng
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Preferred Citation:
"Advertisement", Make, Believe, Center for Digital Inquiry and Learning (CDIL)
Reference Link:
https://cdil.lib.uidaho.edu/make-believe/items/make_believe_055.html
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