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The image is a page from "The Museum News," dated May 15, 1928. The content is organized into several sections, each highlighting different publications and announcements related to museums and scientific research.

1. From the Museums:

   • "El Pueblo: Old Los Angeles" by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Calif.
   • "Some Musical Instruments of the Northwest Indians" by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Calif.
   • "A Visit to the Serrao-Carbilla Region" by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Calif.
   • "The Grand Canyon as a National Monument" by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Calif.

2. Museum Publications on Art:

   • "Catalogue of the Twenty-Second Annual Exhibition of Selected Paintings by Famous Artists" by the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, Buffalo, N.Y., 1928, 37 pp.

3. Museum Turns on Science:

   • "A Museum Survey in Saskatchewan" by W. Gidley, American Museum Novitates, no. 315, Apr. 24, 1928, 15 pp., illus.
   • "The Strange Nature of Ossified Tendons Found in Dinosauria" by Roy L. Moodie, American Museum Novitates, no. 316, Apr. 25, 1928, 15 pp., illus.
   • "A New Species of Waspill (Lepidoptera) from the Southeastern United States" by James P. Chapin, American Museum Novitates, no. 320, Apr. 24, 1928, 3 pp., 1 illus.
   • "Some Plethodontid Salamanders from North Carolina and Kentucky" by Wilfred W. Tanner, American Museum Novitates, no. 321, Apr. 24, 1928, 15 pp.
   • "A New Race of Leurocristus from the Philippines" by Curator H. Pope, American Museum Novitates, no. 322, Apr. 24, 1928, 19 pp.
   • "American Eocene Diplomystus" by James W. Gidley, American Museum Novitates, no. 323, Apr. 24, 1928, 7 pp., illus.
   • "A Few Fishes from the Southeastern United States" by J. T. Nichols, American Museum Novitates, no. 329, Apr. 24, 1928, 4 pp., illus.
   • "Biological and Taxonomic Investigations on the Mutillidae (Aculeata, Hymenoptera)" by R. E. Blackwelder, Bulletin 143, U.S. National Museum, 1928, 351 pages, 3 plates.

4. In the Magazines:

   • "Comments on the Engraving of Eric Gill" by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Calif.
   • "Two Notes on Etruscans and Mesopotamians" by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Calif.
   • "The Peabody Collection of Geology" by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Calif.
   • "The Meeting of the American Historical Association at Washington" by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Calif.
   • "Recovering New History" by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Calif.

5. In Press:

   • "A Bibliography of Museums and Museum Work" by Ralph Clipman Starr, 300 pages, 9 by 6 inches, full cloth.

The page also includes information about ordering the "Manual for Small Museums" by Laurence Vail Coleman, priced at $3.00 for non-members and $1.00 for members, and a note about a bibliography of museums and museum work being in press. The American Association of Museums, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., is mentioned as the address for further information.

The image displays a page from "THE MUSEUM NEWS," dated May 15, 1928. Here is a detailed summary of its contents:

From the Museums (Continued)

1. "El Pueblo," Old Los Angeles:
   • "Some Museum Instruments of the Southwest Indians" article published in the March-April issue of The Masterkey by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Calif.

Museum Publications on Art

2. Catalogue of the Twenty-Second Annual Exhibition of Selected Paintings by American Artists:
   • Published by the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, Buffalo, N.Y., 1928, 67 pages.

Museum Pubs on Science

1. A Macerel (Scomberus Scombrus) with a Rubber Band Rove Through Its Body:

   • By E. W. Gudger, published in American Museum Novitates, no. 310, April 24, 1928, 5 pages with illustrations.

2. The Histological Nature of Ossified Tendons Found in Dinosaurs:

   • By Roy L. Moodie, published in American Museum Novitates, no. 313, April 28, 1928, 7 pages with illustrations.

3. Catalogue of Fossil Cephalopoda in the British Museum (Natural History):

   • Part III, containing a section on Nautiloidea, by G.C. Crick, 154 pages, price at 6 shillings.

4. Archaeological Reconnaissance in Sonora:

   • By Monroe Amsden, in Southwest Museum Leaflets, no. 2, 52 pages.

A Book for Museum Workers and Trustees

1. Manual for Small Museums:
   • By Laurence Vail Coleman, Director of the American Association of Museums.
   • This book offers extensive guidance on museum science in America, featuring 50 chapters, 7 appendices, and 395 pages.
   • Price: $5.00 for non-members, $4.00 for members.

Museum Pubs on Science (Continued)

1. Birds of the Eurasian Tundra:

   • By Theodore Pleske, in the Memoirs of the Boston Society of Natural History, volume 6, number 3, April 1928, 485 pages.

2. Short Papers from the Division of the United States National Museum:

   • Various topics, including a new wasp species from Florida and pre-historic salamanders.

3. American Oologic Check Lists:

   • By Clifford H. Pangburn, published in American Museum Novitates, no. 356, April 14, 1928.

4. A Few Fishes from the Southeastern Corner of the Congo Basin:

   • By J.T. Nichols, published in American Museum Novitates, no. 359, April 24, 1928.

In the Magazines (Continued)

1. The Engravings of Eric Gill:

   • Two notes on engravings and mezzotints by Eric Gill, published in The Print Collector’s Quarterly by J.M. Dent & Sons, London.

2. The Meeting of the American Historical Association at Washington:

   • Details on the annual meeting held from December 28-30, 1927.

3. Reconnaissance in Navaho Country:

   • An article by James H. Breasted in the May issue of the Scientific American discussing archaeological findings.

In Print

1. A Bibliography of Museums and Museum Work:
   • By Ralph Clifton Smith, comprising 644 indexed titles, priced at $4.00 per copy with discounts available for bulk orders.

Address

• The American Association of Museums:
  • Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

The image shows a page from a publication titled "The Museum News" dated May 15, 1928. The page contains various sections and articles related to museums.

1. From the Museums (Continued):

   • "El Pueblo" Old Los Angeles: An article on some musical instruments of the Southwest.
   • Visit to the Serrano-Cahuilla Region: Details about the Casa Grande as a National Monument.

2. Museum Publications on Art:

   • Catalogue of the Twenty-Second Annual Exhibition of Selected Painting by American Artists, held at the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, Buffalo, N.Y., 1928, 27 pp.

3. Museum Pubs on Science (Continued):

   • A variety of scientific articles and publications are listed:
     • A Macerated (Scomber Scombrus) with a Rubber Band Rove Through Its Body by E. W. Gudger.
     • The Geological Nature of Ostrich Eggs Found in Dinosaurs by Roy L. Moodie.
     • Catalogue of Fossil Cirripedia by Thomas Henry Withers.
     • Archaeological Reconnaissance in Sonora by Monroe Amsden.
     • Birds of the Eurasian Tundra by Theodore Pleaske.
     • Short Papers on Ohio Birds by various authors.
     • A New Species of Waxbill from the Southeastern United States by James P. Chapin.
     • Some Pleistodontid Salamanders from North Carolina and Kentucky by Clifford H. Pope.
     • American Eocene Didelphids by George G. Simpson.
     • Notes from the Southeast Corner of the Congo Basin by J.T. Nichols.
     • Biological and Taxonomic Investigations on the Mutillid Wasps of North America by Charles T. Brues.

4. A Book for Museum Workers and Trustees:

   • Manual for Small Museums by Lawrence Vail Coleman, Director of the American Association of Museums. The manual is described as the most extensive contribution to museum science in America, with 50 chapters, 7 appendices, and 395 pages, priced at $5.00.

5. In the Magazines (Continued):

   • Engravings of Eric Gill: Two Notes on Etchings and Mezzotints.
   • The Print Collector's Quarterly: Five articles contained in the April issue, published by J. M. Dent & Sons.
   • The Meeting of the American Historical Association at Washington.
   • New History: An article on the expenditure of American funds for obtaining archaeological and historical facts in the Orient.
   • A Bibliography of Museums and Museum Work by Ralph Clifford Smith, priced at $4.00 per copy, with an additional $0.50 for postage.

The page includes addresses for the American Association of Museums at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

The image is a page from a publication titled "The Museum News" dated May 15, 1928. The page contains various sections and announcements related to museums and museum activities.

1. From the Museums (Continued):

   • "El Pueblo," Old Los Angeles: A mention of some musical instruments of the Southwest and a visit to the Serrano-Cahuilla region.
   • The Casa Grande as a National Monument: Notes on the articles contained in the March-April issue of "The Masterkey" published by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, California.

2. Museum Publications on Art:

   • Catalogue of the Twenty-Second Annual Exhibition of Selected Paintings by American Artists: Announcement of an exhibition by the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, Buffalo, NY, 1928.

3. Museum Publications on Science:

   • Several articles and publications are listed:
     • A Macerel (Scomber Scombrus) with a Rubber Band Rope Through Its Body: By E. W. Gudger, American Museum Novitates, no. 310, April 24, 1928.
     • The Archaeological Nature of Osage Hill Tends Found in Dinosaurs: By Roy L. Moodie, American Museum Novitates, no. 311, April 25, 1928.
     • Catalogue of Fossil Cirripedia: By Thomas Henry Withers, British Museum (Natural History), 159 pages, 6 shillings and 6 pence.
     • Archaeological Reconnaissance in Sona: By Monroe Amsden, Southwest Museum Papers, Number One, 1928, 61 pages, 15 plates.
     • Short Papers on Ohio Birds: Various authors, Ohio State Museum Science Bulletin, vol. 1, no. 1, April 1928, 77 pages, illustrated.
     • A New Species of Waxbill (Estrilda) from the Southeastern Sudan: By James P. Chapin, American Museum Novitates, no. 308, April 24, 1928.
     • Some Pleistodontid Salamanders from North Carolina and Kentucky: By Clifford H. Pope, American Museum Novitates, no. 306, April 14, 1928.
     • American Eocene Didelphids: By George G. Simpson, American Museum Novitates, no. 307, April 14, 1928.
     • A New Species from the Southeast Corner of the Congo Basin: By J. T. Nichols, American Museum Novitates, no. 309, April 24, 1928.

4. Book for Museum Workers and Trustees:

   • Manual for Small Museums by Lawrence Veil Coleman, Director of the American Association of Museums. The book is described as the most extensive concrete contribution to museum science in America and is published by the Chicago Historical Society Bulletin, 50 chapters, 7 appendices, 395 pages, $5.00.

5. In the Magazines (Continued):

   • The Engravings of Eric Gill: Two notes on etchings and mezzotints.
   • Articles from The Print Collector's Quarterly and The American Historical Review are mentioned.
   • An article by James H. Breasted in the May issue of Scientific American on the expenditure of American funds for archaeological and historical facts in the Orient.

6. In Press:

   • A Bibliography of Museums and Museum Work by Ralph Clifton Smith, with 1000 entries, 300 pages, $4.00.

7. Address:

   • The American Association of Museums, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

The page also includes a section listing various publications and articles with their respective volumes, authors, and publication dates, alongside some advertisements for books and publications.

The image is a page from a magazine titled "The Museum News," dated May 15, 1928. The page contains various articles and notices related to museums and scientific publications.

From the Museums:

1. "El Pueblo," Old Los Angeles: Describes some musical instruments from the Southwest.
2. Serrano-Cahuilla Region: A visit to the Casa Grande as a National Monument.
3. The Masterkey: Discusses articles related to the Southwest Museum in Los Angeles, California.

Museum Publications on Art:

• Catalogue of the Twenty-Second Annual Exhibition of Selected Paintings by American Artists from the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy.

Museum Publications on Science:

• Various articles from the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) and other museums:
  • "A Macrolepid (Scomber) With a Rudder Band Rove Through Its Body" by E. W. Gudger.
  • "The Archaeological Nature of Some Tendons Found in Dinosaurs" by Roy L. Moodie.
  • "Seum Novitates" articles from different issues.
  • "Catalogue of Fossil Cirripedia" by Thomas Henry Witt, British Museum (Natural History).
  • "Catalogue of the Eocene Didelphids" by George G. Simpson.
  • "Biological and Taxonomic Investigations on the Mutillid Wasps" by H. M. Engel.
  • "A New Species of Waxbill (Estrela)" from the Southwestern Museum.
  • "Some Plethodontid Salamanders from North Carolina and Kentucky."
  • "Birds of the Eurasian Tundra" by Theodore Pleske.
  • "Archaeological Reconnaissance in Sonora" by Monroe Amsden.

Museums in the Magazines:

• Notices from "The Enquiries of Eric Gill" and various other magazine articles.

In the Magazines:

1. The American Historical Review: Detailed account of the annual meeting and articles.
2. The Print Collector's Quarterly: Articles on various collections and publications.

A Book for Museum Workers and Trustees:

• Manual for Small Museums: By Laurence Veil Coleman, Director of the American Association of Museums.

In Press:

• A Bibliography of Museums and Museum Work: By Ralph Clifton Smith, detailing several volumes on museum-related topics.

Address:

• The American Association of Museums, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

The page is a comprehensive compilation of scholarly and practical information relevant to museum activities, publications, and scientific research.

The image depicts a two-page spread from a publication titled "THE MUSEUM NEWS" dated May 15, 1928. The left page is numbered 2, and the right page is numbered 3. The content is divided into several sections, with various articles and announcements related to museums and cultural institutions.

Left Page (Page 2):

FROM THE MUSEUMS (Continued)

• "El Pueblo" Old Los Angeles: Describes some musical instruments of the Spanish and Indian periods and a visit to the Serranos-Cahuilla region. The Casa Grande as a National Monument is mentioned, with articles contained in the March-April issue of The Masterkey, published by the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, Calif.

MUSEUM PUBLICATIONS ON ART

• Catalogue of the Twenty-Second Annual Exhibition of Selected Paintings by American Artists, The Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, Buffalo, N.Y., 1928, 57 pp.

MUSEUM PUBLISH ON SCIENCE

• A Mackerel (Scomber Scombrus) with a Rubber Band Rope Through Its Body by E. W. Gudger, American Museum Novitates, no. 310, Apr. 24, 1928, 6 pp.
• The Archaeological Nature of Ossuary Deposits in Dinosaurs by Roy L. Moodie, American Museum Novitates, no. 308, Apr. 14, 1928, 6 pp.

A Book for Museum Workers and Trustees

• MANUAL FOR SMALL MUSEUMS by Laurence Vail Coleman, Director of The American Association of Museums. Published by the American Museum of Natural History, New York, 1928, 50 chapters, 7 appendices, 395 pages, 23 plates, 42 figures. Price $5.00, available through the American Museum of Natural History, New York.

Right Page (Page 3):

MUSEUM PUBLISH ON SCIENCE (Continued)

• Some Novitates, no. 311, Apr. 25, 1928, 15 pp., illustrated.
• Catalogue of Fossil Cirripedia by Thomas Henry Withers, British Museum (Natural History), Part 1, 1928, price 10 shillings, 6 pence.
• Archaeological Reconnaissance in Sonora by H. S. Gladwin, Southwest Museum Papers, number one, April 1928, 62 pages, illustrated.

IN THE MAGAZINES (Continued)

• The Engravings of Eric Gill by H. H. Powers, in the April 1928 issue of The Print Collector's Quarterly, published by J. M. Dent & Sons, London. The price is 7 shillings and 6 pence in paper and 4 shillings in cloth.

• The Meeting of the American Historical Association at Washington, D.C., is reported in the April issue of The American Historical Review.

• Recovering New History: An article in the May issue of The Scientific Monthly by E. D. M., discussing the expenditure of American funds for archaeological and historical research in the United States.

In Press

• A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MUSEUMS AND MUSEUM WORK by Ralph Clifford Smith. Three hundred pages, 10 by 6 inches, half cloth. Price $4.00, with orders received before June 1, 1928, at $3.00. Published by the American Association of Museums, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

The layout includes columns with clear headings, and the text is printed in a serif font, typical of publications from that era. The content focuses on museum activities, publications, and relevant news from 1928.

The image is a scanned page from a publication titled "THE MUSEUM NEWS" dated May 15, 1928. The page appears to be a newsletter or bulletin featuring brief descriptions or announcements related to natural history museums, science, and art history. It includes notices about articles, reviews, and museum publications on various subjects such as fossils, new book releases, archaeological finds, museum exhibits, and scholarly work. The text is printed in a two-column format, and the page number at the top indicates it is page 2.

Key headings and texts include:

• "FROM THE MUSEUMS"
• "MUSEUM PRINTS ON SCIENCE"
• "A Book for Museum Workers"
• "MANUAL FOR SMALL MUSEUMS"
• "MUSEUM NEWS"
• "IN THE MAGAZINES"
• "A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MUSEUMS AND MUSEUM WORK"
• Listings of several publications and articles of interest to museum professionals and scientists
• Prices of publications and details of available editions
• The listed manual for museums appears to cost $1.50 for A.A.M. members and $2.00 for non-members

The physical condition of the document suggests age, and the typography and language are consistent with publications from the early 20th century. The image captures the entirety of the page against a background that appears to be the rest of the publication or book from which the page is taken. There are no images or illustrations on this particular page, only text.

The image shows a page from a publication titled "The Museum News" dated May 15, 1928. The page number is 2. The content is divided into several columns with headings such as "FROM THE MUSEUMS (Continued)," "MUSEUM PUB'NS ON SCIENCE (Continued)," and "IN THE MAGAZINES (Continued)."

Under "FROM THE MUSEUMS," there are brief notes about several topics, including musical instruments of Southwest Indians, the Serrano-Cahuilla region, and the Casa Grande as a national monument, referencing publications and articles.

The "MUSEUM PUB'NS ON SCIENCE" section lists scientific papers and publications, including titles and authors. For example:

• "A Mackerel (Scomber Scombrus) With A Rubber Band Rove Through Its Body" by E. W. Gudger.
• "The Histological Nature of Ossified Tendons Found in Dinosaurs" by Roy L. Moodie.
• "Catalogue of Fossil Cirripedia" by Thomas Henry Withers.
• Several other scientific articles related to birds, waxbills, salamanders, and wasps.

There are two boxed advertisements on the page:

1. "A Book for Museum Workers and Trustees" titled "Manual for Small Museums" by Laurence Vail Coleman, detailing its contents, price, and address for the American Association of Museums in Washington, D.C.
2. A notice about a forthcoming book "A Bibliography of Museums and Museum Work" by Ralph Clifton Smith, including ordering information and price details, also connected to the American Association of Museums.

The "IN THE MAGAZINES" section mentions engravings of Eric Gill and notes related to etchings and mezzotints. It also references articles from April 1928 and the meeting of the American Historical Association at Washington, D.C. Additionally, there is mention of an article about American funds for archaeological and historical facts in the Orient.

The formatting is typical of early 20th-century printed publications with small, dense text in columns and formal typographic styles.

The image shows an open page from a publication titled "The Museum News", dated May 15, 1928. The page is part of a periodical that appears to be focused on museum-related topics, including publications, exhibitions, and news from various institutions.

Key Elements in the Image:

1. Header Information:

   • The top of the page includes the title "THE MUSEUM NEWS" and the date May 15, 1928.
   • The page is numbered 2, indicating it is part of a multi-page document.

2. Content Layout:

   • The page is divided into several sections, each detailing different museum-related news, publications, and announcements.

3. Sections on the Page:

   • "FROM THE MUSEUMS (Continued)":

     • Lists news from various museums, including:
       • El Pueblo, Los Angeles.
       • Some Musical Instruments of the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles.
       • A Visit to the Serrano-Cahuilla Region.
       • The Casa Grande as a National Monument.
       • Museum Publications on Art.
       • Catalogue of the Twenty-Second Annual Exhibition of Selected Paintings by American Artists, Buffalo Fine Arts Academy.
       • A Museum Puzzler: Scombrius With a Rubber Band Rove Through Its Body.
       • The Histological Nature of Ossified Tendons Found in Dinosaurs.

   • "MUSEUM PUBNS ON SCIENCE (Continued)":

     • Lists scientific publications, including:
       • Seum Novitates, no. 311, Apr. 25, 1928, 15 pp., illus.
       • Catalogue of Fossil Vertebrata by Thomas Henry Withers, British Museum (Natural History), London.
       • Archaeological Reconnaissance in Sonora by Monroe Amden, Southwest Museum Papers, no. 1, Apr. 1928.
       • Birds of the Eurasian Tundra by Theodore Pleske, Memorial History, Boston Society of Natural History.
       • Short Papers on Ohio Birds by various members of the Ohio State Museum, Science Bulletin, vol. I, no. 1, April 1, 1928, 77 pages, illustrated.
       • A New Species of Waxbill (Estrilda) from the Southwestern Congo by James P. Chapin, American Museum Novitates, no. 358, Apr. 24, 1928, 3 pp., illus.
       • Some Plathodontia Salamanders from North Carolina and Kentucky with the Description of a New Race of Leiopelma by Clifford H. Pope, American Museum Novitates, no. 356, Apr. 14, 1928, 19 pp.
       • American Goose Dipping by George E. Simpson, American Museum Novitates, no. 307, Apr. 14, 1928, 7 pp.
       • A Few Fossils from the Southeast Corner of the Congo Basin by J.T. Nichols, American Museum Novitates, no. 209, Apr. 24, 1928, 4 pp., illus.
       • Biological and Taxonomic Investigations on the Muxellid Wasps by Clarence E. Mickel, U.S. National Museum Bulletin, 143, U.S. National Museum, 1925, 351 pages, 5 plates.

   • "IN THE MAGAZINES (Continued)":

     • Mentions articles and reviews from various magazines, including:
       • The Engravings of Eric Gill by Two Editors, Old Books and Mez-Zine, issue of The Print Collector’s Quarterly, London.
       • The Meeting of the American Historical Association at Washington, D.C.
       • Recovering New Footnotes: An article by James Henry Breasted in the May issue of the Scientific American on the expenditure of American funds for obtaining archaeological and historical facts in the Orient.
       • A Bibliography of Museums and Museum Work by Ralph Clifton Smith.

   • "In Press":

     • Lists upcoming publications, including:
       • A Manual for Small Museums by Laurence Vail Coleman, Director of the American Association of Museums.

4. Visual Design:

   • The page has a clean, typed layout typical of early 20th-century periodicals.
   • Text is organized into clear sections with headings and subheadings.
   • The page includes details such as page numbers, publication dates, and page counts for the listed items.

5. Footer Information:

   • At the bottom of the page, there is an address for The American Association of Museums, located at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

Overall Impression:

The image depicts a page from a museum-focused periodical that serves as a resource for museum professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts. It provides updates on museum activities, scientific publications, and upcoming literature, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of museum work in the early 20th century. The structured format and detailed listings suggest a comprehensive and informative resource for the museum community.

The image is of an open book, with the cover facing the viewer. The book appears to be a magazine or journal, possibly related to museums or archaeology. The pages are filled with text, and there are several sections with headings such as "Museum News," "Museum Publications on Science," "Museum Publications on Art," and "In the Magazines." The magazine seems to be from the 1920s, as indicated by the date mentioned in the heading. The text is written in a small font and is densely packed, indicating that the magazine is packed with information and articles.