East Is East Feast Described With Humorous Confusion
An elderly narrator recalls a crowded overseas feast with foreigners, gambling at tables laden with bowls, chopsticks, and wine. Men and women mingle, wine flows, and shared customs blur as guests are served and stories of intoxication swirl amid lively scenes and confusion.
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Stunghal
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Allan
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Aerials spark New York roofs amid fashion and mischief
Widespread aerials and wires buzz across rooftops sparking notices in New York. The piece notes varied types of aerials, tenant battles to bar roof installations, and a fashion blip predicting suspenders returning. An improvised chat mocks fashion and social mores, while deaths in the American expeditionary forces total 77,712 through Jan. 1919.
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New York Sun
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Local notes recount visits and a house fire aftermath
A fragmented local column lists visits from Mrs Ed O’Bryant and Shane, Mr Porest Hil, and Esther saints, with mentions of Milian Weeder and the Kidwarite family. A fire on the second floor destroyed belongings. neighbors reported the blaze before anyone could save items. Friday events include Kitwarda at 5 Esther 2 saints and multiple social calls to residents such as Mrs Letwuirde, Mina Werw, and Mrs Jenh Whithaft, with continuing family updates and small ads for local businesses.
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Margaret Adena
Jenh Whithaft
Maud Edwards
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