Content Warning: Materials in this collection contain harmful content, including racist and white supremacist language, graphic descriptions of lynching, and other forms of violence.
Content Warning: Materials in this collection contain harmful content, including racist and white supremacist language, graphic descriptions of lynching, and other forms of violence.
Volume 5 Issue 04 of The Syrian World published December 1930. The issue begins with an article by Rev. W. A. Mansur that features his thoughts on the educational program that the Syrian-American generation follows. Mansur imbues his writing with…
The People's Forum of Montreal Programme, dated December 1930. The programme features information including the speakers, and gives summaries of all topics. Ameen Rihani was scheduled to speak on December 14, 1930 on "Arabia and Palestine."
A letter to from Frances J. Pratt, dated December 1, 1930. The letter starts by discussing the the order of speakers at the Providence reading. At the end of the letter Pratt asks Rihani to send Professor Leland M. Goodrich from Brown University an…
A letter from Krouger Attallah who asks his father about Emili's health, refers to a health problem. He also explains that he has money left with his cousins, but unable to pay him as businesses are not very well. He updates his father about As'ad.…
Foreign Policy Association First Luncheon-Discussion Information meeting set for December 13, 1930. The document lists information concerning the subject of discussion, the various speakers (featuring ), and the cost of the Luncheon.
Volume 4 Issue 06 of The Syrian World published February 1930. Dr. Fuad Shatara opens the issue with an appreciative account of Arab physician Ar-Razi. This article highlights the achievements of Arabs in medicine. Following a short poem about…
A letter to from Elisabeth Mck. Scott, dated February 8, 1930. This letter had a check for $50 enclosed within it for Rihani's speech at an engagement on February 3, 1930.
