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The Standard Times · 4 November 1934

CP-1934-005

Westport Girl, Granted Scholarship By Quakers, Spends Year in Palestine

Westport Girl, Granted Scholarship By Quakers, Spends Year in Palestine — The Standard Times, 4 November 1934
The Standard Times · 4 November 1934
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Westport Girl, Granted Scholarship By Quakers, Spends Year in Palestine wayside slogan n Palestine, judgin by these picturesque glimpses of native ire which fill Mis Macomber's photograph albums. Typical kitchen equipment of a Palestinian Arab woman- 1 baked clay brazier filled wit glowing charcoal, and an or and too anit earthen pos 8e 000e C07C7C7O Cook outdoors.

Goddard or this Ramalish as The white Damaseus silk headdress so becomingly displayed here by Miss Elizabeth Ma- Arab boys. She Westnort is conventionally worn in Palestine only bu young 1 It. her pupils were much 1!

COM DET Or and American companions, however. preferred it as a protection against the blazing Pal- terested in America Miss to the heavier and Miss Macomber found. Many sun more Macomber holds a native Arab drum of goatsiin and baked clay. souvenirs oT her vear near Jerusalem, a water pipe such as Arabs smoke, and

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"Westport Girl, Granted Scholarship By Quakers, Spends Year in Palestine," The Standard Times, 4 November 1934. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1934-005. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1934-005

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