The Avenger of Her Race by a Stam boul Lady
A long narrative from the Unveiled Ladies of Stamboul tale follows Demetra Vaka a Greek Turkish author. In a Kansas City Star excerpt Azize Hanoum challenges French and Turkish relations through vengeance love and emancipation reflecting the orientalist romance of the era.
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Demetra Waka
Turkey
Near East
Houghton-Aifflin Company
Orient
Demetra Vaka
Constantinople
Phoros
Aghe UN
Stamboul
Samboul
Shapter
Kansas City
Siamboul
Theatre Des Petits Champs
Sardena
Gut
Korebrouk
Azvize
Mebrouki Hanoupm
Azize
Mehrouki
Lettes
Arzize Hanoum
Fragmentary Text Recites Vengeance and Fur Fashion Notes
The fragment mentions an avenger seeking justice for murdered family members and references fever, passion, and a killer. It then shifts to fashion notes about Caracal fur coats and trims, listing materials like squirrel, lynx, fitch, badger, Kolinsky, saccoon, and baby leopard.
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Kolinsky
President's Flag Becomes Nation's Latest Emblem
A National Geographic bulletin explains the President's flag as the newest national color, its design features a blue field with a large crimson star and the United States coat of arms. It notes its use aboard the President's boat and during ceremonies, and contrasts navy and infantry colors.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
Cil
Harding
Scaloway
White House
Fs Adeplion
Gilbert Grosvenor
Camimu
Tyran McCandleas
I ‘Sel
United States
Innin
Ina
Ming Saci
Flaga
Army
Navy
Innis
U N
What He Sought The Pace Set by Detroit Free Press Residents
A fragment shows a resident questioning if neighbors can afford more and expressing a desire to live where they set the pace for Detroit Free Press. The quotation hints at social comparison and aspirations within a city neighborhood.
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Detroit
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