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Right, the priest, as he reads the Sikh scriptures, fans the sacred text to keep pests away
Right, the priest, as he reads the Sikh scriptures, fans the sacred text to keep pests away

Right, the priest, as he reads the Sikh scriptures, fans the sacred text to keep pests away

Date1/26/1946
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  • Right, the priest, as he reads the Sikh scriptures, fans the sacred text to keep pests away
  • Right; the priest; as he reads the Sikh scriptures; fans the sacred text to keep pests away. He reads sitting on the floor in bare feet.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Right; the priest; as he reads the Sikh scriptures; fans the sacred text to keep pests away. He reads sitting on the floor in bare feet.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0013394F
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