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Ruth Harkness and her baby Giant Panda, Sun-Lin
Manhattan socialite Ruth Harkness(Mrs. William Harness Jnr)(1900-1947) fulfils her explorer husbands dream of capturing alive the first Giant Panda

Ulsters Appeal - Unionist postcard
Ulsters Appeal - Intreat me not to leave thee.... (Ruth 1:16) - The personification of Ulster pleads with England not to abandon her, whilst Scotland (holding the Act of Union) stands passively by

Portrait of the American dancer Ruth St. Denis, London, 1922 who is dancing with her husband Ted Shawn at the Coliseum Date: 1922

Portrait of the American dancer Ted Shawn, London, 1922
Portrait of the American dancer Ted Shawn as King Tepaucaltzin, London, 1922 who is dancing with his wife Ruth St.Denis at the Coliseum Date: 1922

Ruth following Noemi (Naomi) - Ruth 2. circa 1690

The Book of Ruth. Wedding of Boaz and Ruth. Engraving

Circus Acrobats - Edy Ruth and Francy
Edy Ruth and Francois (Francy) Edouard - Belgian aerial Circus Acrobats (Trapeze artists) - performing their sensational aerial act. Date: circa 1930s

Woman police officer with horse, London
Woman police officer (Ruth Lindley) standing alongside her horse in a field. Women were appointed to the Mounted Branch in 1970. Date: circa 1977

Woman police officer on horseback, London
Woman police officer (Ruth Lindley) on horseback in Central London in front of a band of marching guardsmen. Women were appointed to the Mounted Branch in 1970. Date: circa 1977

Ruth Chatterton (1893 - 1961), American actress of stage and screen

Ruth Vincent
Promotional postcard for Ruth Vincent, the star of Veronique is now starring at the Queens Hall, as advertised on this flyer as The Famous Operatic Star

Ruth St Denis (1927) Date: 1927

Ruth Hargrove Seminary, Key West, Florida, USA
Ruth Hargrove Seminary (or Institute), a boarding and day school for boys and girls in Key West, Florida, USA. Date: circa 1905

Ruth and Samuel Johansson, Christian missionaries
Ruth and Samuel P Johansson, Christian missionaries in Melanesia (Malele Mission, Solomon Islands). Date: circa 1920

Ruth St. Denis
Ruth Saint Denis (January 20, 1879 July 21, 1968), modern dance pioneer, introducing eastern ideas into the art. She was the co-founder of the American Denishawn School of Dance

Ruth French in Brighter London at the London Hippodrome, 1923 Date: 1923

Hon. Anthony and Mrs Vivian by Madame Yevonde
The Hon. Anthony and Mrs Vivian by Madame Yevonde. Anthony Crespigny Claude Vivian, 5th Baron Vivian (1906-1991) and Victoria Ruth Mary Rosamund Oliphant (1907-1985) married in 1930

Mary Ashley by Madame Yevonde
Ruth Mary Clarisse Ashley (1906-?) by Madame Yevonde. She was the younger daughter of the Rt Hon Wilfrid William Ashley MP, and sister of Lady Louis Mountbatten

Jean and Marjorie Montagu-Douglas-Scott by Mme Yevonde
Jean and Marjorie Montagu-Douglas-Scott by Madame Yevonde. Jeanetta Ruth (1906-1997) and Marjorie Katherine (1906-1994) were the twin daughters of Lord George Montagu-Douglas-Scott. Date: 1932

Ruth Roland - American stage and film actress
Ruth Roland (1892-1937) - an American stage and film actress and film producer. She appeared in her first film for Kalem Studios in 1909

Sheet music cover, I ve Heard That Song Before, with words and music by Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn. From the film Youth on Parade, starring John Hubbard, Ruth Terry, Martha O Driscoll, Tom Brown

Ruth Boaz 1607-56 Red chalk brush red wash
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WILLIAM H. THOMPSON (1869-1944). Known as Big Bill. Republican mayor of Chicago known for his corruption. Listening as Ruth Etting sings Big Bill the Builder, Chicago. Photograph, 15 March 1928

RUTH NICHOLS (1901-1960). American aviator. Photograph, 1931

ARTHUR CAPPER (1865-1951). American governor and United States senator from Kansas. Addressing a meeting of the National Grange by radio alongside (left to right, front row) Ruth Nanna McCormick

POSTER: PROTEST, 1978. Give me your tired, your poor, your puertoricans, your women, your native americans, your african princes, your children, your italians, your jews, your poles

RED CROSS NURSES, c1915. Portrait of Louise Falconer, Margaret French, Mrs. John C. Powers, Ruth Roberts, Mrs. F.W. Chesebrough, Emilie Brown, Mrs. Nina Duryea and Grace Bristed of the Red Cross

PATSY RUTH MILLER (1904-1995). American actress. Photographed playing golf, early 20th century

WOMEN MARINES, 1945. A US Marine crew working on a B-25 Mitchell bomber at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point in North Carolina

RUTH FORD (1911-2009). American actress, with French fashion designer Pierre Balmain. Photographed by Carl Van Vechten, 1947

GEORGE H. RUTH (1895-1948). Known as Babe Ruth. American professional baseball player. Ruth with his wife, Claire (at left)

DAY: MOTHER AND CHILD, c1909. Beatrice Baxter Ruyl reading to her daughter Ruth. Photograph by F. Holland Day, c1909

SIDESHOW POSTER, 1941. Poster for Ruth the Acrobat in the sideshow at the Vermont State Fair in Rutland, Vermont. Photograph by Jack Delano, 1941

RUTH ST. DENIS (1879-1968). American dancer and choreographer. Performing the Peacock Dance, c1920

RUTH ELDER (1902-1977). American aviatrix

RUTH FULTON BENEDICT (1887-1948). American anthropologist: oil over a photograph, n. d
RUTH FULTON BENEDICT (1887-1948). American anthropologist: oil over a photograph, n.d

TED SHAWN & RUTH ST. DENIS. American dancers Ted Shawn (1891-1972) and Ruth St. Denis (1879-1968) in a New York City performance of The Spirit of the Sea, c1925

Boaz and Ruth, by Gustave Dore

Ruth and Naomi, Painted by A. Hopfgarten, August Ferdinand Hopfgarten, 1807-1896, 1851 Engraving

Ruth and Boaz, Nicolaes Pietersz. Berchem, 1640 - 1650

Boaz interrogates his supervisor about Ruth, Jan Luyken, Pieter Mortier, 1704

Boaz and Ruth, Jan Luyken, Anonymous, 1712

RUTH ELDER (1902-1977). American aviatrix. Photographed before her attempted trans-Atlantic flight in 1927

RUTH ST. DENIS (1879-1968). American dancer and choreographer. Pastel drawing, 1920, by Max Wieczorek

MOSES MENDELSSOHN (1729-1786). German Jewish philosopher. A page from The Book of Ruth, with Moses Mendelssohns translation to the left. It was written in German but printed using the Hebrew alphabet

HEINE: DIE LORELEI. American actress Ruth Stetson in a studio pose, 1888

BOAZ SEES RUTH GLEANING in his field, top; Ruth eats with Boaz and the reapers, lower left: the barley stack of Boaz, lower right (Ruth 2: 4-231): French Old Testament manuscript illumination, c1250

RUTH AND NAOMI. Left: Ruth threshes the gleanings (Ruth 2: 17-19); right, Naomi advises Ruth about Boaz (Ruth 3: 1-5): French ms. illumination, c1250

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"Babe Ruth: A Legend on and off the Baseball Field" Babe Ruth, born George H. Ruth in 1895, was an iconic figure in American sports history. Known as one of the greatest baseball players of all time, his legacy extends far beyond the diamond. In 1933, a chewing gum card featuring Babe Ruth became a prized possession for fans across America. This card captured the essence of a man who revolutionized the game with his powerful swing and towering home runs. But there was more to Babe Ruth than just baseball. In biblical references like "Ruth and Naomi, " we see parallels between this legendary athlete and stories of loyalty and devotion. Photographed by Nickolas Muray in the 1920s, Babe Ruth's larger-than-life persona shines through. Standing tall and confident, he exudes charisma that captivated both fans and teammates alike. Away from the spotlight, Babe Ruth showed his softer side when interacting with children. Whether it was talking to them while playing for the New York Yankees or engaging with a group during his Boston Red Sox days in 1916, he had a genuine connection with young admirers. The Market Cross in Devizes captures another facet of Babe Ruth's life - perhaps hinting at his love for lavender or simply showcasing him amidst everyday scenes outside of baseball stadiums. Beyond sports-related fame, other notable figures named it also left their mark on history. The American dancer Ruth St Denis brought grace and artistry to stages worldwide in 1929 - her portrait capturing her elegance perfectly. Even publications like The Bystander recognized Babe Ruth's impact beyond athletics; they featured articles about women aviators alongside coverage of this sporting icon's achievements on April 18th, 1928. Babe Ruth may have been known primarily as a baseball player but exploring these hints reveals layers to his character that go beyond mere statistics or records broken. He remains an enduring symbol of determination, charisma, and the ability to inspire generations with his remarkable talent.