Women in War: Russian Frontline Warriors Describe Brave Soldiers
Lieutenant Norton C. Travis reports from Philadelphia Public Ledger on Russian women serving as frontline troops, handling battlefield duties, driving transport, and cooking in the trenches. He notes their courage, endurance, and impact on morale as they combat German forces alongside men during the war.
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Norton C. Travis
Philadelphia Public Ledger
USSIA
Russia
Peter and Paul
Petrograd
Siberia
Russiia
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Red Cross Commission
Vera Butchkareff
Madame Butchkareff
Legion of Death
Child Holds Up Quarter in Crowded Store
A crowded store scene ends with a child approaching the owner and flashing a quarter, declaring a high pitched remark that implies payment or purchase. The incident adds a curious moment to a routine shopping day.
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Women’s Apparel in War Time Sets Slim, Patriotic Style
In wartime Paris and America the wool conservation trend reshapes fashion toward slim silhouettes. Short skirts and puttees replace bustle styles while Cape coats and neck- high collars gain prominence. Silk poplin revives for coats and active relief work, with lace and satin touches in evening gowns and white flannel for summer wear.
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America
Paris
Algiers
Shantung
Jersey
Palm Beach
McClure
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