| Description | Note: The following have been pasted into old copies of The Freeman by Gertrude Mary Powys. So far as possible, they have been photocopied, but otherwise left glued in, and in original condition. Includes:
- 1920. “African Kitchen Raider.”
- N.d. “An' Things Runnin' Off in the Grass”
- N.d. “Suffragettes Are Wanted in Africa.”
- N.d. “Women Greatly in Demand in Africa.”
- N.d. “Devil and Doctor Meet in Bull Shed.”
- N.d. “Porcupine Hunts by Night in British East Africa.”
- N.d. “So God Changed Men to Elephants.”
- N.d. “ What a Colonial Wife in Africa Should Be.”
- October, 1920. “Lonely Among The Dangers of the East African Night.”
- November 20, 1920. “When Lions Roar in the African Jungle.”
- November 27, 1920. “The Neurotic Rhino Is Dreamy but Dangerous.”
- November 30, 1920. “Even Owls, Sometimes, Come to City Roofs.”
- December 18, 1920. “One Beast Which Respects Neither Man nor His Gun.”
- January 12, 1921. “The Hyenas Howl to a Fearsome Sound.” (incomplete)
- March 21, 1921. “Genus Homo as Exhibited in African Game Country.”
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