Chief Yellow Thunder Lecturer, Indian Legend, Race and Antiquity of the American Indian

Wisconsin Dells, Wis, 1930. A single-fold 7 3/8" x 4" brochure with an image from a photograph of the Chief Yellow Thunder in traditional attire on the front cover. The grandson of the original Yellow Thumder. The brochure provides historical information on the Chief and the "Thunder Clan". His topics for discussion include
Race and Antiquity of the American Indian
The Educated Indian and What He is Doing
Religion of the Northern Indian
The Indian Childhood
The Indian Philosophy
The Winnebago Indian of Wisconsin
The Medicine Man
Herb Practitioner
Witch Craft Among American Indians
The Indian Present Day Problems
Indian Sign Language, Pictographs and Ideographs
Missionary Work Among Indians
Also includes testimonials and lists of clubs, organizations and institutions where he has appeared. An additional leaflet indicates he has addressed religious congregations, student bodies of grade schools and institutions of higher learning, groups of Boy Scouts, Campfire Girls, clubs and others organizations.

He boasts he makes an earnest effort to portray Matthew Arnold's interpretation of the word "lecture" in all of his appearances.