Renegade guide Mohammed and his Morroccan caravan plot
A distorted narrative describes Mohaw med a renegade guide in Tangier wearing a turkish jacket and red fez. He sells items at inflated rates, facilitates theft, and claims control of a caravan route as a bandit leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawmed
Bin
Bab el Sic
Tangier
Arebesques
Mohammed
Ine
Morocco
Sok
Baader
Atlas Mountains
Esr
Mobar
United States
Bedouin Raid Spectacle Ends With Powder Play
Frederick A. Ober recounts a journey among Bedouins near an oasis. A tense camp dinner leads to a boisterous “lab el-barada” powder play as riders surge, guns blaze, and spectators watch with fear and awe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailis
Mohammed
Allah
el Hamada
Tihab Allah
God
How We Bought Our Christmas Presents
A couple recounts frugal living to fund a joyful Christmas. Susie and John restrict spending, save weekly from cigars and table funds, and, by December, accumulate over 60 dollars. They buy books, a rocking chair, clothes, silverware, and a feast, proving careful budgeting multiplies happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Etherington
John
Chicago
Walt
Jon
Jobin
Susie
Tye
Brown
Chiago
Jobe
Marjorie and Mistletoe Poem By Bitton R Greer
A poetic romantic sketch titled Marjorie and mistletoe explores longing and festive imagery. It references mistletoe as a lure and kisses, with vivid seasonal tones and a yearning mood. The text hints at a narrator awaiting a kiss under winter winds and starless skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
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By Frederick A. Ober
Timbvetu
Fez
Thas
Jebraiel
Archangel
Burrowses
Mike
Timbuktu
Mex
Joby
Joan
Bitton R. Greer
Hilton R. Greer
Arjorie
Mistletoe
Craven
Gise
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