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Mrs. G.W. Lopp & cigarettes sent to France (LOC)

  • Art Siegel said:
    She was Clara Dolores Machain, before becoming Mrs. George Washington Lopp. In the New York Times story of 2/3/15, she is referred to as Clara "Washington-Lopp", sender of two 15,000 pound shipments of cigarettes, cigars and tobacco to soldiers at the front. query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9500E3D91538E633A... A newspaper article from May, 1916 describes her husband as shooting and wounding her and his stepdaughter in an argument about divorce. She is described as being known as "Lady Nicotine" by grateful soldiers for whom she had collected millions of cigarettes. news.google.com/newspapers?id=j9ExAAAAIBAJ&sjid=_uIFA... Other newspaper articles describe the weapon as a chisel. One account says she was Paraguayan by birth, her father being the the Paraguayan minister in Paris.
  • Ryan (LOC P&P) said:
    Thanks so much artolog, for finding this information about "Lady Nicotine." We will add some of it to the record the next time we update.
  • Art Siegel said:
    See also Washington Lopp, wife and dau.  (LOC)

Unidentified, Richmond

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  • rbstijl said:
    i like this photo... it has a nice pose...
  • toms_pics_flickr said:
    Typical Row House (2 up against each other). Probably on Church Hill with the slope going to the river. All this stuff has been leveled. Moderenization?
  • Webflo Studios said:
    I really like the composition of this picture.
  • richmondgrocery said:
    I think that these houses were along one of the streets in Gambles Hill, perhaps Byrd street as it headed down the hill towards where the FRB is today. Gambles Hill had some of the worst-kept buildings and houses in Richmond before it was essentially cleared out for offices and parking lots in the late 1950's.
  • smithrw1 said:
    Two old souls holding each other up....