D3.7: The native nations of South Africa: What do we mean by 'Bushman.'? Need for clearer classification

D3.7: The native nations of South Africa: What do we mean by 'Bushman.'? Need for clearer classification

Newspaper Clippings

Ink on newsprint

16 January 1926

An ±A4 newspaper clipping on newsprint with monochrome columnated text and illustrations, with a loss of relevant text from non-perpendicular cuts/tears and edge frailty.

Admiral Peary (his discovery claim challenged), North Pole (Peary's planting of the American flag), Jeppe Boys High School (their Glencairn camp with Mr C Hitge), Mr C Hitge (a master at Jeppe Boys High School), The Cape Jewish Orphanage (camping at Muizenberg), snakes (their indiscriminate eradication), Reudel Bath Saltrates (for aching feet), Muller's (an advertisement for), Oxo (an advertisement for)

Page 19 (centre-right fragment) of Prof. EHL Schwarz's Cape Times Saturday edition article 'The native nations of South Africa' (1926). The severed text abutting the article's outer rule line belongs to Schwarz's column subtitled 'African [']Quakers[']'.