Premier Saito says no war danger with Soviet Russia
Tokyo June 3 Viscount Makoto Saito states there is absolutely no danger of war with the Soviet Union. He warns of possible withdrawal from the League of Nations if criticism continues and urges a way to ease tensions over Manchuria while urging Soviet restraint in the Far East.
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Soviet Russia
Makoto Saito
Soviet Union
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League of Nations
Far East
Losing First Teeth Inspires Wry Family Exchange
A humorous exchange between Teddy and his uncle follows the remark about a boy's first tooth loss. Mrs Agnes Lyne notes Teddy’s grin as he faces growing up, with playful banter about eating mush and mumbling through gums in a light domestic vignette.
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Agnes Lyne
Teddy
Sally
May Be Mental Help But It Is Some Jawbreaker
At the American Psychiatric Association convention Dr. Leary Maeder introduces psychobiological pharmacodynamics as a new branch of psychiatry. He suggests it may aid understanding of mental disorders, though casual readers question its value.
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Japan
Philadelphia
Leary M. A. Maeder
American Psychiatric Association
Growing Up Teeth Loss Rite Shared Across Childhood
An article discusses children losing milk teeth and the mix of feelings it causes. It notes teasing, self-consciousness, and the fear of permanent change, then cites the pillow tooth exchange tradition offering reassurance and reward as a positive rite of passage.
Snowdrift Wesson Oil Prices Down in Amarloh Trade Area
Jack Mistrot district manager of Amarillo announces a price cut for Snowdrift and Wesson Oil, stating the reduction is the fourth in 18 months and does not alter quality. In New Orleans, American Cotton Co Operative Association directors urge sixteen southern senators who abstained to back a one cent per pound protection proposal when reintroduced this week.
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Snowdrift and Wesson Oil
Jack Mistrot
Amarillo
Wesson Oil and Snowdrift Company
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Co-Op
Solons
New Orleans
The
American Cotton Co- Operative Association
Smallpox Vaccination Reassurance and Policy Push
A health columnist urges compulsory vaccination to curb smallpox, citing New York City dropout rates and U S vaccination history. He notes death tolls in 1929, advocates early and second doses, and warns against anti vaccination propaganda while stressing vaccination safety and efficacy.
Medical symptoms question and dermatology answers from 1932
A reader asks about numb feet and swollen legs suggesting heart or kidney trouble. Advice says swelling removal may relieve numbness and a physician exam is needed. Additional query on facial scars is advised to see a skin specialist for treatment.
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