Note: The clipping might originally been selected for the article on the increase in railroad freight rates. However, it seems that the article on the arrival of the French Alpine chasseurs, also known as the “Blue Devils,” was noted with interest by pencil markings. The date is estimated to be 1918 based on William Gibbs McAdoo’s tenure as Director-General of the United States Railroad Administration from December 28, 1917 to January 1919.

Note: Article features the arrival of Base Hospital 21 nurses at Union Station.

Note: Article features excerpts from letters written by Base Hospital 21 servicemen, includes story of baseball games between hospital units.

Note: LH is quoted in the story entitled “Nurse writes of watching a battle in air.”

Note: Article features the role of women in the First World War.

Note: Article features the roles of Washington University Medical School faculty during the war. Date of the article is estimated according to the context of some of the articles on the reverse side.

Note: Three photographs and two postcards without inscription have been removed from the manuscript collection and relocated to visual collection VC322.

Note: Fifteen photographs, two postcards without inscription, and one sketch have been removed from the manuscript collection and relocated to visual collection VC322.

Note: The letter includes a photograph, presumably of Edward Crisp, affixed with tape.

Note: Article features a letter from LH to her brother John Hilligas, October 21, 1917. Originally published in a newspaper in Ukiah, California, possibly the Redwood Journal.

Note: Article features the return of Base Hospital 21 to the U.S.

Note: Article features the return of Base Hospital 21 to St. Louis.

Note: Article featuring LH on the occasion of her retirement.

Note: Features reports on reunion hosted by LH.

Note: Article features the “wide interests” of Julia Stimson.

Note: Scrapbook contains newspaper clippings and published photographs. 3 original photographs and 1 original photographic postcard have been relocated to VC322.