Geographer Mrs. Harriet Adams Journeys North Africa and Beyond
Mrs Harriet Chalmet Adams, a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and war correspondent, travels from Ajda to Fez and North Africa. Her studies trace Berber history, Indian and Amerindian ties, and Columbus era links while she writes on geography, exploration, and her husband Franklin Adams’s Pan American Union role.
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New World
Cape Horn
Arctic Sea
Siberia
Sumatra
America
Spain
Haiti
Society of Washington
Franklin Adams
Pan-American Union
Morocco and Fez through a traveler’s eyes and politics
A visitor describes Morocco’s spring landscapes in Fez and the allure of Rio de Janeiro, then shifts to commentary on Primo de Rivera’s Spanish policy in Morocco. She notes French colonial progress, predicts further road and school building, and foresees the Rif rebellion’s outcomes as modernization advances.
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Morocco
Fez
Rio de Janeiro
North Africa
Raisuli
Abd-el-Krim
Song
North America
Primo de Rivera
Spain
Booth
Spanish Morocco
Asia
Leek Soup Recipe From Paris May 29
A Paris cooking note describes two methods for leek soup. One uses white stock, leeks, potatoes, butter, bread, milk and cream optional for thickness. The other browns sliced leeks in butter, then adds bouillon and seasonings. Creabound topping? Freshly fried croutons mentioned.
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Paris
Butte
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Stephens
Studebaker
Steving’s Garage Court Place
Oun YaTional Bank
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Indiana
Keith Vaudeville Exchange
Palace Theatre
New York
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Musicca
Carrie Lillie
Kinzo
Charley’s
Syd Chaplin
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Pieterinton
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Paul Gerard Smith
Carrol & Gorman
Two's Company
Marguerite—Lorner
Rhea
Piano Phil Sheppard
Thur
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Scott Sidney
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