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Image of a woman on a shoreline wearing a stripped bathing suit and red pumps with a standing alligator on one side and a man dressed in Seminole attire on the other. In the background is a monkey seated in a pelican's bill holding a fishing pole; © Curt Teich & Co. ; F.K. 14 General Florida Scene in Natural Color; Text reads, "I Came to Florida to See the Sights…and Now I am One of Them!

Image of a woman straddling a part of a plane while riveting a surface. She wears a shirt that has Rosie the Riveter on the back.; C-38

bound issue from February 28, 1900; Vol XLVII, no. 1199. Lithographs address the South African War; patent medicine. Lithographs include "If He Has to Take to Water" (title page; shows John Bull dressed as a sailor, swimming in a life-preserver labeled "British Navy 900 War Ships;" the life preserver has turret guns extending from the sides. Three waves are surrounding the life-preserver labeled "France," "Russia," "Germany"); "Partners in the Bogie Business" (shows two men in front of a scared crowd presenting their findings on microbes; there is a vault with bags of money labeled "Scarem Fakem" behind the men. "Dr. Fakem" is offering a vial labeled "Anti-Horribilis, Dr. Fakem" to the crowd and accepting wads of money)

Four pages of sheet music of "If No One Ever Marries Me: Song from 'The Daisy Chain' (Cycle of Twelve Songs of Childhood)" by Liza Lehmann. Lyrics by Laurence Alma Tadema. Writing in blue ink on viewer's bottom right of front page. Pencil writing throughout. Copyright Boosey and Company, Inc., New York, 1900.