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Tasnif-i Afshari, Iftikhar Khanum
* Accompanied by Tar, player: unknown * "Afshari" by Iftikhar Khanum was recorded on the other side of this record. It appears in this collection with the record number 15156A2. * Record description: Gramophone Record Company; Recorded by: Edmond James Pierce; Recording date: Fall of 1912; Recording location: Gramophone Company Studio at Fil Khanah Alley (Lalahzar, Tehran). Production: Riga (Russia); Record type: shellac (double-sided); Record diameter: 25 cm; First run - label color: brown; record trademark: Amour Gramophone Record
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Report of the Fars Police Department, 1918
Women of the household of ‘Azim al-Saltanah went to the public bath and were punished for taking entertainers with them.
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Cancellation of ‘Ali Qilich's event, 1910
A cancellation due to objections by the ‘Ulama regarding the presence of women at such events; the writer mentions some criticism of ‘Ali Qilich.
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Suffragettes in London's Albert Hall, 1909
The day after the play by suffragettes in Albert Hall, three hundred people were given the task to find the women who had hidden in different places in the hall and had spent the night there.
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Play and garden party, 1911
Announcing the logistics of a program, organized by a women's organization, to support founding a school for girls
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Tarbiyat School's program, 1917
Program of the Tarbiyat school
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Report of the Fars Police Department, 1919
Includes reports of parties at the houses of Muhammad Mutrib (entertainer) and Mustafa Mutrib and the presence of Karbalayi Jalal with his musical instrument, as well as a woman being accused of robbery
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Report of the Fars Police Department, 1918
Describes a robbery at the house of Abu Talib Pilah-var (retailer) by two women
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Advertisement for tutoring, 1909
An advertisement by a woman educated in St. Petersburg, who recently converted to Islam
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Play in support of founding a girls school, 1911
Hunchakian party organized a play in the Mas‘udiyah Building to raise funds for a girls school. The play includes two acts; one is in Armenian (with a published Persian translation) and the other is a burlesque.