A tattered newspaper article possibly from The Detroit Free Press. The article has two black and white photographs, one of a library located on the right-hand-side with texts underneath the image. The first textbox reads, "Look towards Greece!" The Sied County Wants America to Give Ear to Her Tradition and Eye Her Beauty and Progress. To That End She Send From Athens Marie Economidy to Stimulate Our Interest Through Lectures and Exhibitions. See Article Magazine Section of Today's Free Press. Photographs by Frederick Boissonas." To the far right is another text which reads, "The public library in Athens, built of Pentelic marble, which made Phidias and Praxiteles famous. The second image located on the left-hand-side is of the Roman aqueducts. 
 

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