Fragmented war era miscellany and social vignettes
A sprawling, fragmented clipping blends wartime reporting, personal ads, and social commentary. It references Paris dispatches, consumer hardship, and the home front mood, interspersed with anecdotal sketches of couples, marriage, and public notices from a London newspaper. The tone mirrors a busy period-piece column with multiple named places and figures.
Storch and the Grey Lady Spy Adventure in High Society
A sensational 1920s-style tale follows Mme. Storch, an alleged international spy, as she lingers in New York's Hotel Biltmore and flits through European courts. The piece chronicles her German secret service ties, romantic liaisons, and the perilous net of people she ensnares, from diplomats to nobles, amid diplomatic upheavals and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biltmore
New York
Department of Justice
Ramarkanie Wayman
Mme. Storch
Womian
Wen
Woody
Madamiy Storch
Biltsiore
Cem
Herman Lantton
Alewit
Urupe
Oriy Poste
Washington
Justin Detectives
Paul Stureb
Renily
Wleeranad
Tagore Mil
Siey Leper
Prette Mrunek
Mae
Grovel
Mile Depeyin
France
Cammara
Madrid
Alva
Nadel
Alma
Storch
Cammata
Faron Dé Heville
Spain
Nick Young
Noblemay Wak
Frans
Petrograd
Glasgow
Scotland
Elwvanor
William Halsted
van der Pon
van der Poel
Wendells
Peter Schuyler
Joadaine
van Ier Poel
P. Billings
K. Billines
Taunt
Yachtstian
Turshien
Art Patrap
Wawanhaka Corinthian
Yael Club
Riding Club
St Nichollan Society
Holland Society
Gatong Chih
Mule Storch
Wakr
Amarr
United States
Davide
Hijad Pasha
Seutart
Akhoim
Niza
Ali
Helih
Legation
Paul Storet
Huis
Wight Express
Vienna
Wow Nexo
Store
Cmhuntinayle
Stren
Wonan
Europe
Ostend
Berlin
London
Paris
Hotel d'Long
Rois
Mme, Storch
Machime
U.S
Secret Service
Marie
Wangborre
Madzi
Madame
Loor
Aes Tome
Tynifstroens
Mme. Storchsherself
Miné Storch
Wodixtes
Dames
Die Budondierit
Robertege
Ani Roberts
Sir Amine
Wien
Hisiel
Ely
Branndile Lacy
Torneo
Lalibe
Gartimiert
Hyman Wyuke
Stollett
Fiji
Ares
Watt
Sant
Hiden Mani
Ullad
Georgy
Aliier
Lord Curzon
Bornoe
Henry Aiea
Dora
Goward Carson
Oman
Ladies' Letter on War Time Society and Letters
A column blends social wit and war era notes. It parodies office talk about fashion and virtue, recalls Melba name usage debates, and shares nurse letters from Palestine. It notes Lady Stanley’s shooting skill, suggests packing Christmas parcels for non smokers at the front, and ends with a quip about a curate and hymn questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peak Hull Express
Dolores
Bar
Dame Melba
Madame Melba
Melba
Dane Melba
Dame Nellie Melba
British Empire
Dane Armstrong
Knen Sylva
Egypt
Palestine
V.A.D
Silonica
Nix
Lady Stanley
Ballarat
Comforts Fund
Australia
Making France's Ports and Rails With American Engineers
American engineers spearhead a massive build up in France, creating new towns and upgrading railways, docks, warehouses, and cold storage to sustain a two million man army. The effort covers ports, inland hubs, and large scale infrastructure including 160 warehouses, a vast reservoir, and extensive munitions facilities, all stocked with American-made equipment and staffed by khaki-clad crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Porte Amllayis
Ameren Sinvere
Ameren
George 1. Seldns
Amerten
Lang Tralne
Yin
Americas
Herp
Paris
Avlatora
Pampletad Hisans
Erapter
Pennsylvania
Chicago
America
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chicas
Bucyrus
Ohia
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Ohio
Klee
Dee Ban
Haji Ujlol
Pier Glinnaniline
Joe
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Mit
Haley
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Henries
Wimney Strong
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Ftella
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Parmar Joon Alana
Allit
London “Opinion
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Royal Flying Corps
Holy Land
Cockey
Beyond
Rhondda
Will Frooks
East End
Court of Conscience
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York
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Lilly
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