Agriculture, Cooperative--Utah--Pictorial works; Cooperative societies--Utah---Pictorial works; Storefronts--Utah--Pictorial works; Service Station--Utah--Pictorial works;
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Utah Cooperatives Photograph Collection, P0385
Extension, Enterprise, and Education: the Legacy of Co-operatives and Cooperation in Utah Digital Collection
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Davis County (Utah);
1960-1969; 1970-1979; 20th century;
Davis High School marching band in a homecoming parade, 1973
USU Homecoming; Davis High School; marching band
Photograph of the Davis High School marching band from Ogden in the 1973 Homecoming parade.
Utah State University Special Collections and Archives, Photographic Services collection, P0376, box 65, Sleeve 11713a
Utah State University Libraries
El Dia de Los Muertos; Day of the Dead; memento mori; Santa Muerte
An account of Day of the Dead traditions
Jovita Cauth; collected by Kellie Buckner; Emily Crumpton editing
Utah State University, Merrill Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Folklore Collection 008 Box 085-04-048-003
Utah State University
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Poetry; Africa
Box, Thadis W.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, PS 3552 .O925 D3X 1988 ; BOOK COLL 20 NO. 222
Dry Canyon Press
Digital Initiatives Unit, Merrill-Cazier Library
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Mopti, Somalia, Africa
Barbershop, Photo
Louis' Barber Shop, 1120 20th St. NW., Washington D.C.. 20036
Louis
DE - Wayne & Sammy's Barber Shop, Map, Dover
Barbershop, Map Pin, Screen Shot
Wayne & Sammy's Barber Shop, 315 Loockerman St., Dover, DE 19904
Sammy
DE - Wayne & Sammy's Barber Shop, Photo, Dover
Wayne & Sammy
Wayne & Sammy's Barber Shop, 315 Loockerman, Dover, DL 19904
Vesalius; memento mori; death; anatomy
A page and image from De Humani Corporis Fabrica
Andreas Vesalius; Emily Crumpton editing
Utah State University, Merrill Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Call Number ASL 611 V63a
De Villers Family; Catholic Church--Liturgy--Texts; Illumination of books and manuscripts--France--15th Century; Devotional calendars--Catholic Church; France--History
A prayer book intended for use by lay persons for the purpose of daily recited the Divine Office, a complicated series of prayers following sections written mostly in medieval Latin: full calendar (in French), standard pericopes of the gospels (John 1:1-14, Luke 2:1-2, and Mark 16:14-20), Passion according to John (John 18:1-19: 42), Hours of the Virgin (use of Rome), short hours of the Holy Cross and Holy Spirit, penitential psalms and litany of saints, Office of the Dead (use of Rome), Obscero te, seven prayers of Saint Gregory the Great, Suffrages of Saints John the Baptist, Christopher, and Barbara. Also contains notes on the marriage , and on the birth and baptism of the children of Pierre De Villers and Jeanne de Chissiret, 1603-1621 (in French). Original given to USU libraries by L. Boyd and Anne McQuarrie Hatch. 181 illuminated pages.
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, Vault Book 360
De Villers family
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De Villers Book of Hours, image of front cover.
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De Villers Book of Hours illuminated page diagram
Diagram illustrating the different parts of an illuminated page of the De Villers Book of Hours
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of David
Full page illumination of David kneeling in prayer, "his psaltery in the ground before him, and below, David as a young man with his slingshot and Goliath with his hand to his head in pain (Penitential Psalms; authorship of the psalms was traditionally ascribed to David)".
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 104
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De Villers Book of Hours illumination of Jesus Christ
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Full page illumination of Jesus Christ in the garden of Gethsemane with apostles sleeping below.
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 31
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of Job
Illumination of Job "on the dungheap as his wife throws slops out of the window (second nocturn of matins of the Office of the Dead)".
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 140
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of Job being ridiculed by his wife
Illumination of Job "on the dung-heap being ridiculed by his wife (third nocturn of of matins of the Office of the Dead)".
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 150
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of Saint Barbara
Illumination of Saint Barbara "holding the palm of martyrdom and reading from a book with the tower in which her father shut her up in the background (suffrage of Saint Barbara)".
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 178
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of Saint Christopher
Illumination of Saint Christopher carrying the Christ Child across the river (suffrage of Saint Christopher).
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 177
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of Saint John the Baptist
Illumination of Saint John the Baptist "standing in the desert pointing to the Lamb of God that rests on the book in John's hand (suffrage of Saint John the Baptist)
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 176
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of St. Jerome
Illumination of St. Jerome in the desert, "beating his chest before an altar on which stands a crucifix, with his lion looking on (first nocturn of the matins of the Office of the Dead, in which the first psalm, Ps. 5, 'Verba mea auribus percipe' which also opens the so-called 'Psalter of St. Jerome,' an abbreviated "psalter" built up of a string of verses selected out of the 150 psalms)".
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 132
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of St. John the Evangelist
Illumination of St. John the Evangelist. He is holding a chalice full of snakes "in reference to his overcoming poison (gospel pericope)"
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 23
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of St. Luke
"Illumination of St. Luke with his symbol of the winged ox (gospel pericope)
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 25
De Villers Book of Hours
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of St. Mark
"Illumination of ST. Mark with his symbol, the winged lion (gospel pericope)."
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 29
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of St. Matthew
"Illumination of St. Matthew with his symbol of the winged man or angel (gospel pericope)."
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 27
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Adoration of the Magi
Illumination of the Adoration of the Magi (sext of the Hours of the Virgin).
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 83
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Annunciation and Immaculate Conception
Full page illumination of the Annunciation of the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary and the Immaculate Conception below (this is understood by the meeting of Joachim and Anna at the Golden Gate).
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 45
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Annunciation to the shepherds
Illumination of the Annunciation of the angel to the shepherds (terce of the Hours of the Virgin).
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 78
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Coronation of the Virgin
Illumination of the Coronation of the Virgin "by God the Father as the Dove hovers overhead (compline of the Hours of the Virgin)".
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 5
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Crucifixion
Full page illumination of the Crucifixion "with Mary and John the Evangelist to Christ's right and the Jewish leaders to his left, and below, the Road to Calvary (short hours of the Holy Cross)".
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 94
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Flight in to Egypt
Illumination of the Flight into Egypt (vespers of the Hours of the Virgin).
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 91
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Mass of Saint Gregory
Illumination of the Mass of Saint Gregory. " Gregory sees a vision of the risen Christ as he elevates the host at the the consecration, thus eliminating his doubts about the real presence of Christ in the consecrated bread."
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 173
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Nativity
"Illumination of the Nativity (prime of the Hours of the Virgin)."
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 73
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Pentecost
Illumination of the Pentecost "showing the descent of the Holy Spirit as a dove upon the gathered disciples and Mary (Short Hours of the Holy Spirit).
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 99
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Presentation in the Temple
Illumination of the Presentation in the Temple (none of the Hours of the Virgin)
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 87
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Three Living and the Three Dead
Full page illumination of the Three Living and the Three Dead "at a roadside cross, and below, Job on the dungheap being consoled by his friends (Office of the Dead in which the readings are taken from the book of Job)".
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 126
De Villers Book of Hours illumination of the Visitation
Illumination of the Visitation or meeting of Mary and Elisabeth (mother of John the Baptist) "in the hill country"
Utah State University, De Villers Book of Hours, VAULT BOOK 360, Page 59
De Villers Book of Hours Short Hours of the Holy Cross and Holy Spirit
Catholic Church -- Prayers and devotions Books of hours Illumination of books and manuscripts -- France
Excerpt from the Short Hours of the Holy Cross and Holy Spirit, De Villers Book of Hours.
Utah State University Special Collections and Archives, COLL V BOOK 360, Page 95
Dead Man's Falls, Cottonwood Canon, Utah
19th century--Photographs; Stereoscopic views
Dead Man's Falls, Cottonwood Canon, Utah. Photographer Unknown
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, 19th Century Western Stereo-views, P0349 1:15:01
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Little Cottonwood Canyon, Salt Lake County, Utah, United States, http://sws.geonames.org/5777383/
19th century; 1870-1879
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advertising, publicity, film, movie, Dead Poets Society, Robin Williams, coming of age
Poster used to advertise the film Dead Poets Society, directed by Peter Weir
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Movie poster
Central Utah Relocation Center, Utah; World War II; Japanese American Internment;
Written in October 1942 to staff of the War Relocation Authority, this paper stresses the importance of understanding the cultural background of the Japanese Americans living in relocation centers. It describes common behavior patterns among the older Japanese (issue) such as use of a go-between for negotiating sensitive matters between two people or parties to avoid embarrassment. It urges staff to become personally acquainted with as many of the center residents as possible to build confidence and allay fears. To communicate new policies, Embree recommends they be explained directly by the center's head instead of via a middle person. He describes the anxieties and attitudes likely to be operating in the three groups making up relocation center populations: issue (born in Japan); nisei (born in U.S., educated in U.S.); and kibei (born in U.S. , educated in Japan).
Embree, John F. (writer)
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Topaz Internment Camp Documents, (MSS 170, Box 1, Fd. 8)
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This is a U.S. government document and as such is freely available without restriction.
Central Utah Relocation Center, Utah
library; virginia; hanson; letter; domesticity; friends; feminism; logan; cache valley; cache county; marriage; spinster
This letter came to Virginia from a friend who had heard a rumor she was getting married. Because we know that Virginia had no intention of doing so, this friend's advice about cleaning and in-laws is often amusing. It is also an important example of the expectations which Virginia's community had of her.
Utah State University, Merrill Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives. MSS 217 Bx 8 Fd 30
memento mori; black arts; death; undeath; tarot
Bea Nettles; Emily Crumpton editing
Utah State University, Merrill Cazier Library, Art Book Room, Mountain Dream Tarot : A Deck of 78 Photographic Cards, TR 655 .N48 M68 2001
Mikkel Skinner
Debate over justice served and youth not being held accountable
Legends;
legend-tripping;
Rite of passage does not justify a local tradition where the actions of trespassing and breaking the law are justified by adults who they themselves may have participated in this activity when they were younger.
Fortunately, we have a justice system To the editor: Picture if you will, yourself driving down the highway. You are in a hurry. You’re late! You glance in the rearview mirror and see a flashing red light right behind you, and an officer motioning for you to pull over. You glance at your speedometer and realize you are going 65 mph in an area clearly posted at be 55 mph. You think to yourself … oh my, I am going to get a ticket. You pull over and wait for the officer to come to your car, making sure during that time you have your license, registration and insurance ID. Much to your astonishment, the officer opens your door with anger and forcefully yanks you out of your seat. He quickly turns you around and pushes you, face first, up against the car. Then he proceeds to angrily handcuff you making sure that the cuffs are good and tight (for they are flex cuffs). He wants to make sure you are truly subdued, so he puts a rope around your neck and attaches it to his steering wheel. He tells you that if you put any pressure on the rope that it will explode and blow your head off. Fortunately this is a hypothetical situation. This poor officer has really had a bad day, and his anger has reached the boiling point. He has already had to give 15 citations for speeding in areas that have been clearly marked. Tired of all he has had to put up with, he kicks you in the ribs, and slaps your face. He then proceeds to utter a stream of obscenities. And you say to yourself, is this what happens when you are only speeding. What does this have to do with the incident at St. Anne’s retreat? Quite a bit. Trespassing and speeding are offenses that are both considered Class C misdemeanors. Neither should be punished by use of deadly force, abuse, or torture. Nor should the offenses be tried and convicted at the scene of the crime. Fortunately we have a justice system to handle that. We also have a justice system in Cache County that is perpetuated by people with a great deal of integrity and morals. We should be extremely grateful for that. Many people seem to think that these young people that trespassed at St. Anne’s should be punished for all the crimes committed at St. Anne’s over the past 40 years. That would be about the same as the judge punishing you for every speeding citation ever issued on that street. They should not be punished for vandalism. Only those guilty of such a crime should. It may interest you to know that this particular group of 30 young people offered to do a service project for the owner on his property as their way of saying they were sincerely sorry. This offer was made after the charges were dropped. It was something the did not have to do but wanted to. The owner gratefully accepted. Daily I see in the paper an advertisement entitled. “THERE’S NO EXCUSE FOR ABUSE.” In Cache Valley we have the “Dare” program which reinforces this to our children. We live in a society intelligent enough and well educated enough to realize that making a mistake does not give another person the right to be abusive, whether they are a parent, police officer, teacher or a citizen. Aileen Lee Smithfield Righting the wrongs from a rite of passage To the editor: The recent furor over the trespassing at the former St. Anne’s Retreat has given all of us a chance to reflect on past behavior. I read comments from some former Cache Valley teen-agers who implied that this kind of thing was almost a local rite of passage. If this so, I think this is a wonderful opportunity for those who have participated to do some repenting. I think most of us recognize that vandalizing property, and even disturbing the rest of the good sisters, are simply wrong. If we turn the situation around, and think of our own aunts or mothers going for a much needed vacation on our own property, and being frightened by people prowling outside, we could be quite angry. As grown-ups, I doubt that any of us would contemplate taking part in such an activity. Most of us realize that entering other people’s property without an invitation is wrong, regardless of the time of day, or season of the year. We expect to be in control of who enters our property. We keep sales people on the porch. We tell other people’s kids when it’s time to go home, and we expect them to leave (and they do leave.) As adults, I expect that some who took part in those activities are feeling some twinges of guilt. May I suggest that those twinges can be alleviated if correct action is taken. Please consider making reparation for the wrongs. What is a good night’s sleep worth to you? If you’re on a slim budget, you still have to pay about $50 for a motel room for a night. Consider sending a donation in the amount to the local Catholic Diocese. Remember that there were probably a few sisters whose rest was disturbed, and you may wish … more to make full reparation ….
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Logan Canyon (Utah); Cache County (Utah); United States;
1990-1999; 20th century;
Extension work Home economics Publications Photographs
Debris carried down and across the Canal and into farm lands north of Honeyville. This canal, along the west base of Wellsville Mountain, flows south and is a part of the water distribution system from the Cutler Dam, a Federal Reclamation Reservoir.
Utah State University County Extension Agent Report Photograph Collection P0138
Utah State University. Cooperative Extension Service; United States. Office of Cooperative Extension Work
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Latter-day Saints' millennial star, v. 46, no. 25, June 23, 1884
Logan Temple (Utah); Dedication services--Utah--Logan; Mormon temples--Utah--Logan; Taylor, John, 1808-1887--Sermons;
Typescript of an article in the Latter-day Saints' millennial star, vol. 46, no. 25 (June 23, 1884), in which they discuss the dedication of the Logan Temple on May 17, 1884. It includes a transcription of the dedicatory prayer given by Latter-day Saint Church President John Taylor and lyrics to two hymns sung at the dedication, one written by Elder H.W. Naisbitt and the other composed by Elder James A. Leishman.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collection and Archives, Joel E. Ricks Cache Valley history collection, 1847-1955, COLL MSS 46 box 4 fd. 129
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Joel E. Ricks Cache Valley history collection, 1847-1955;
The Latter-day Saints' millennial star, v. 46, no. 25 (June 23, 1884), Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, 289.305 M612 v. 46 1884; Joel E. Ricks Collection [on microfilm], Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Microfilm Collection, UTAH REEL 92 pt. 5 Item 129
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Logan (Utah); Cache County (Utah); Utah; Cache Valley (Utah and Idaho); Idaho; United States;