Slavery Markets in Morocco Report Described in Detail
A vivid account details Moroccan slave markets, including women and children sold openly under sanction of law and religion. It describes the sultan’s harems, tax schemes, and the brutal separation of mothers and infants, with traders selling slaves publicly in Marrakech and Fez.
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Khalif
Mula Hassan
Mulai Hassan
Fez
Marakech
Latel-Makhzen
Marakecha
Morocco
Maghre
Mme
Doctor Legey
Pittsburg
Marakeech
Voltaire
France
Souss
Tafilet
Allah
Dellars
Slave Mart
Sidi Bel Abbes
Ratl
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised in Letter
A Sydney reader Mrs H Silks reports her son suffered a severe cold but improved quickly after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She praises its swift cure and recommends the medicine, sold by all dealers and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Adrianople A Moslem City Amid Three Rivers and Minarets
Adrianople sits near Constantinople at the juncture of the Maritza Arda and Tunja. Its long bazar thrives with silk shops cabinet makers and coppersmiths while minarets of Sultan Selin Mosque rise above white marble towers. Street fountains reflect Ottoman cleanliness and a May festival prompts new shoes for all.
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Hether
Constantinople
Adrianople
Europe
Hadrian
Hadrianopolis
Maritza
Arda
Tunja
Thrace
Orient
San Sofia
Sultan Selin
Turkey
India
Egypt
Macedonia
Mohammed
Selim
Allah
Adrainople
Africa
Pompeii rebuilt in place with preserved details
The article notes a shifting approach to Pompeii excavations. Professor Spinazzola directs rebuilding in situ using found materials including roof tiles. A fresco shows Venus on a chariot. the piece mentions a wary sentiment about the ongoing reconstruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
Naples
Spinazzola
Havens
Pete Hily
Prominent Women to Attend New Administration Event
An opportunity to meet leading women in official and unofficial circles with Mrs Woodrow Wilson Mrs Thomas R Marshall Mrs Champ Clark and cabinet wives as guests of honor The toastmistress will be Mrs John W Kern A reception will cap the event
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Washington, D.C
National Capital
Ington
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Champ Clark
John W. Kern
Kern
In- Mana
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Titus, GA
Dr. Burrell
Foley
Gund
Old City
Crook
Pal
Puck
Athens
John J. Arnold
John L. Arnold
Jackson Street
Athens, Ga
Wingfield
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