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THE AFRICAN TIMES AND ORIENT REVIEW

... One coat-frock that I saw was made in a thick white cotton, with the skirt part cut on the new straighter lines and about ten rows of darning stitch in a very coarse cordonnet thread, running round the hips, thus obtaining the spread effect required this ...

Published: Thursday 01 February 1917
Newspaper: African Times and Orient Review
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1927 | Page: 25 | Tags: none

CONTENTS

... CONTENTS. -0- To-day ~. Ancient Egyptians, Abyssinians and Ashantees Rotten Row Conversations Mary Anderson My Observations in the Balkans Darker Races in the Press of the World Students in London Biography ...

Rotten Row Conversations.*

... Rotten Row Conversations.* BY DELTA. 111. Well, my young Egyptian friend ! exclaimed my English acquaintance of the monocle, as he slapped me on the back. Still occupying the old seat in this rotten weather 'I Rotten Row, I interposed. Rather ...

Published: Thursday 01 February 1917
Newspaper: African Times and Orient Review
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1075 | Page: 12 | Tags: none

THE AFRICAN TIMES AND ORIENT REVIEW

... wristBy jove ! It's six o'clock ! Let's go and have some food. He passed his arm through mine and we slowly wandered from the Row in silence. MARCH, 1917. ...

Rotten Row Conversations. BY DELTA. IV. I must admit that our Colonial Policy has left much to be desired

... Rotten Row Conversations. BY DELTA. IV. I must admit that our Colonial Policy has left much to be desired said my English friend of the monocle, as we strolled into the Row and occupied our accustomed seats. But fault finding is all very well, we ...

CONTENTS

... Study of Ethnography Ancient Egyptians, Abyssi n i ans and Ashantees The Passing of an African Chi e f . Rotten Row Conversation s Indian Notes African Co-operation Darker Races in the Pr e s s o f th e World In a Lighter Vein ...

Rotten Row Conversations

... Rotten Row Conversations. By DELTA. V. I have often wondered, cried my English friend. what were your real opinions of the West. I mean, how do you regard our civilisation ? I am afraid that my opinions will not be appreciated, I replied ; ...

CONTENTS

... and Orient in the Press 119 The French in the Cameroo.ns. Illustrated Swahili Stories Hot Shots—American Make Rotten Row Conversations Turks' Treatment of General Townshend The Correct Thing for the Lady In My Lord Mayor's Domain ...

THE THREE STARS

... a signal fire?— Our people call them Desire, And the Son of Adam and Death. Each after each they go In a golden, glittering row— See, so the wise man saith: As the winged things follow the fire, So Man pursues his Desire And after him follows Death. Higher ...

THE AFRICAN TIMES AND ORIENT REVIEW THE FORTUNES OF WAR

... with the utilitarian—an extremely homely-looking but useful Russian plain iron stove at its base. The cubicles were like a row of horse boxes around the room and enabled each sister to hold animated conversation with her neighbours near and far, although ...

Published: Sunday 01 July 1917
Newspaper: African Times and Orient Review
County: London, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 1064 | Page: 17 | Tags: none

Joint General Agent :—

... Our West African Trade Directory A Message to the Nations The Negro—Pre-Historic and Historic To a Winsome Matron Rotten Row Conversations How to Wash a Shirt The War with the Cameroon Frontier Germans West Africa(' Press Hot Shots --American Make Ancient ...

Published: Saturday 01 September 1917
Newspaper: African Times and Orient Review
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 119 | Page: 5 | Tags: none

THE AFRICAN TIMES AND ORIENT REVIEW. Rotten Row Conversations

... THE AFRICAN TIMES AND ORIENT REVIEW. Rotten Row Conversations. WHITE WOMEN AND COLOURED MEN. By DELTA. VI. Well, old chap ! exclaimed my English friend, as he slapped me on the back and took his accustomed seat beside me in the Bow; what do you think ...

Published: Saturday 01 September 1917
Newspaper: African Times and Orient Review
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1025 | Page: 9 | Tags: none