Kamloops Wawa, Issue 139

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Database ID27687
InstitutionUniversity of Saskatchewan Libraries Special Collections
Fonds/CollectionFather J.M.R. LeJeune
SeriesWawa-1
File/Item ReferenceWawa-1-Wawa-S1-128
Date of creationApril 1896
Physical description/extent28; Photoengraved
Number of images28
Scope and contentIntroductory page contains postcard from Liege, Belgium in Chinook shorthand; describes how Oblate priests in Rome use Chinook shorthand to correspond with Aboriginal people in area communities; 130 letters sent from Kamloops to Rome and Liege; priests found women's letters were better than those from men. Description of contests being held for Chinook shorthand proficiency in the region. Editorial Notes: 500 non-Aboriignal, 15 "distinguished Prelates," and 300 "Reverend Clergy" subscribers to the Kamloops Wawa in Canada and the U.S. The Wawa Shorthand; The Imitation of Christ, Chapters 1 and 2; The Duployan Alphabet; Our Monthly Budget; brief descriptions and statistical tables related to world populations, languages and crop productions; Bishop Durieu's New Testament, Chapters 77-84; Reproduction of Our First Number; Chinook and French Vocabulary; French and Chinook Method; Amusing (illustrations of men struggling with a cart). Ad states that purchasers of the Wawa annual sets include The British Museum, The Astor Library and the Smithsonian Institution.
Copyright holderPublic domain
Copyright expiry datePublic domain
TypeArchival
Primary MediaTextual documents
Provenance Access PointLeJeune, Jean Marie Raphael
Other notesVolume V, No. 4, Issue 139. Pagination 73-94.
Treaty boundariesNo treaty
Cultural regionNorthwest Coast
Plateau
SubjectLanguages and Linguistics
Magazines and Periodicals
Language and Linguistics - Chinook Jargon
Bible - New Testament
Date Range(s)1890-1899
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