A old newspaper clipping features an article typed with black ink, which has been collaged onto a page with other clippings to create a book. The article is cut into a particular shape and is surrounded by four additional articles. At the top of the article is the name of the newspaper company, "The Cincinnati Time-Star." To the left, in the corner, in big, bold letters, is the article's title, which reads, "New and Old Greece are Blended in Art Exhibitions." Below the title, in smaller print, is the additional text that reads, " "Ancient Temples Wonderful," says Daughter of Sunny Land, "But See Modern Accomplishments as Well." To the far right, in the small text box, in the last line of the paragraph, is the author's name, which reads as"Mary L. Alexander." 

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