Henry L. Stimson served under several Presidents of both parties. Photo by Clinedinst. Source: Anon. (1913, July). Pets of prominent people: Dogs that were seen in Washington during the last administration. Country Life in America, p. 46.Source: Watson, J. (1913, July). Dogs. Country Life in America, pp. 63-64.Imported from Germany to the US Source: Watson, J. (1914, February). Dogs. Country Life in America, p. 69-70.Source: Watson, J. (1914, May). Dogs. Country Life in America, pp. 69-70.Source for three photos above: Watson, J. (1914, June). Dogs. Country Life in America, pp. 69-70.Photo of a pet submitted by a reader of The Rural New-Yorker, March 4, 1916A puppy in The Rural New-Yorker, August 19, 1916Tucker, Jr. C. (1917, January 20). Handling the airedale. The Rural New-Yorker, p. 77.
For anyone interested in reading the remaining parts of this article (which do not contain photos), I have uploaded them to the library:
Cover of The Rural New-Yorker, February 9, 1918Source: Cleveland, R. M. (1919, April). New laurels for American bred dogs. Vanity Fair, p. 63.Portion of The Kennel Directory, a new feature from Country Life in America, May 1914Two ads in Vanity Fair, May 1919A full page ad in Vanity Fair, September 1919Super-Airedales! Outdoor America, February 1926
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