American Wife for Churchill Dominates Society Headlines
London society buzzes over Winston Churchill and Margaretta Drexel as marriage talks swirl amid American heiress fever. Margaretta’s charm and wealth fuel strong offers, while Churchill eyes political ascent and a life in Bolton Street society circles.
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Worry and Dineane Throm The New York Times
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Chicago May the worst woman in world sentenced to penal servitude
London reports Chicago May Vivienne Churchill known as May Churchill later Chicago May faced exile and then a life sentence in France for attempted murder of Eddé Guerin. Her career spanned New York London and courtrooms, with opium addiction blackmail and a string of romantic and criminal entanglements by the era's end.
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Chinese Wine for Europe
A Paris Le Journal report notes China’s vine culture achieving success and harvesting quality wine at low cost. Production is said to be enough next year to enter European markets and compete with French wines, with optimism about southern vineyards and export potential.
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Women and Health through Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
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Americans Called Niggers By Sarcastic English Writer
Special Cable from London reports Cosmo Hamilton, author of Dukes Son, mocks American society in a Savoy hotel column. He depicts American women as elaborately dressed and self-consciously fashionable, while condemning their supposed vulgarity and noise. The piece notes Hamilton’s reputation and his controversial metaphor that Americans are “niggers” in a metaphorical sense, reflecting Anglo-European social satire of the era.
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