The second article, also published May 13, was titled ""The National Association of Advancement of Colored People." The article describes efforts from the NAACP to address problems faced by the African American communities, but directly refers to the John Carter lynching in the second column, when it lists "(g) The Arkansas cases" as an example of one of the reasons the NAACP is justified in continuing to be an organization that can help its individual communities. 

The Temple of Hatshepsut is a grand terraced mortuary temple at Deir el-Bahari near Luxor, built for Egypt’s female pharaoh and famous for its dramatic setting against the cliffs. It is known for its colonnades, ramps, and reliefs showing Hatshepsut’s reign and expedition to Punt.

The Valley of the Kings is a famous ancient Egyptian burial ground near Luxor, where many pharaohs of the New Kingdom were buried in hidden rock-cut tombs. It is best known for its rich history, decorated tombs, and the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb.