Fragmentary Memoir Notes Escape of Refugees From Bolshevik Rule
The fragmentary text hints at refugees selling jewelry tapestries and valuables to survive, with mentions of Bolsheviki chaos and hunger. It describes scarce goods, dislocation, and social hardship as people struggle to obtain bread. A correspondent recalls a recent night of entertainment amid hardship.
Fragmentary report sparks interest in Kinga County hospital
A garbled OCR message hints at a hospital in Waldingford with patient details and concerns about a woman named Bed Ward and a man believed to be from Menlere’s district. The text references an attack and alleged patient behavior amid unclear hospital notes.
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Kinga Teohinty
Néspital
Weller
Beguining and Insulting New York An Interesting Picture
A long critique by Anatelaia, written for the New York Birard by W. John Langlat, discusses Vienna society and the foreign presence. It argues Vienna’s culture mixes beggary and incivility, noting how ads for charitable aid exploit foreigners and how locals repay this with suspicion and price gouging. It includes observations of English speaking travelers and a howling opinion that Austria may seek alliance with Germany, warning of anti foreign sentiment.
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John Langlat
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Viena
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