A newspaper article with a illustrated portrait of a man seen on the central-left bottom of the article. The paper is aged, with tears located in all the corner of the newspaper, and uses black ink for the text. The article is written by Bernice Steward and is titled "Greek Poet "Greatest in Europe" That is What an Eminent French Critic Declares Kostes Palamas to Be-His "Life Immovable" Now Available in English Translation by Phoutrides." In the top-left-corner, is a handwritten note in blue pen. The notes is damaged due to the tear, few of the words can be make out reading, "Free Press Detroit, with the date July 25, 1920." To the right of the newspaper is a second article, due to the tears the title is illegible, reading, "From the Wo Publishers and." 

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