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Sick with the flu in 1930s Mandate Palestine
On 2nd November, 1938, underneath the cheap prepaids on page three, the Jerusalem-based daily Palestine Post carried the ad above for ‘ASPRO,’ an English-made brand of aspirin recommended for beating the flu.
Posted in Ads, Newspapers, Palestine Post, Uncategorized
Tagged health, Mandate Palestine, newspapers, Palestine, Palestine Post
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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s death in the Mandate Palestine press
During the break I took from The Paper Dispatch this past month, I finally handed in my MA thesis (!) and took a short, celebratory trip to Istanbul. While there, it was hard to escape the figure and legacy of Mustafa … Continue reading
Posted in Middle East, Newspapers, Turkey
Tagged Arabs, Ataturk, Jews, Mandate Palestine, newspapers, Palestine, Turkey
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