Japan Servants Demand Better Treatment Revealed
A United Press report on a Japan Households Affairs Reform Society survey shows about 2,000 responses. The main requests include fair treatment within the family, sympathy when ill, a day of rest each month, and appreciation from employers. Motion pictures and Japanese theater are popular amusements among servants.
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Tokyo
United Press
Japan
Households Affairs Reform Society
Harding halts moves toward secret pagto
Washington reports all proposals for a preliminary conference on Pacific questions before the Washington arms conference have been withdrawn. The State Department praises the move as preventing secrecy and intrigue, arguing that open talks are essential to the conference’s success and to world peace.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Harding
Caesar
To Gain Weight McKee Drug Ad Promises Bitro Phosphate Results
An advertisement from McKee Drug Co. guarantees Bitro-Phosphate to rebuild nerves, strengthen bodies, and increase weight for thin or fatigued individuals. The ad targets those seeking renewed ambition and vitality through the product.
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McKee Drug Co
Marion Ohio Plans $600 900 Hotel Named for President Ardin
Marion Ohio plans a new hotel project valued at 600 900 dollars to be named after President Ardin. The project aims to spur local growth and attract visitors to the city.
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Marion
Ohio
Ardin
United States urged to aid Russia with loan and food
Washington reports quote the Republican Publicity Association, led by Jonathan H Bourne Jr, arguing America should repeat Greece style aid to Russia with a multi billion loan and food supplies. They cite France's Russia visit and warn such aid would fund continued Soviet war and repression amid famine and drought.
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Washington
Europe
Russia
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan H Bourne Jr
France
America
United States
United of Russia
Siberia
Freezone Corns Lift Off with Fingers
An ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. A tiny bottle sold by druggists costs a few cents and claims to remove hard or soft corns and toe corn, including calluses, with no pain.
MecClure's Magazine Goes Into Receiver Hands
In New York on August 17 a receivership was appointed for MecClure's Magazine after equity proceedings in federal court. Liabilities exceed $250,000. assets not disclosed. John B. Johnston and Myles D. Walsh named receivers.
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New York
MecClure’s
Equity
United States District Court
John B. Johnston
Myles D. Walsh
Norway Grants Women Ordination Rights to Ministry
A new law in Norway grants women the right to ordination to the ministry, extending religious leadership opportunities for women across denominations and churches.
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Norway
Ohio co op shipping strong in July despite heat
Ohio farm bureau figures show 1764 shippers in 30 counties and one local association moved 5 407 286 pounds of livestock in July 1923. They handled 346 floors of stock earning farmers 477 298 70 dollars, with average handling cost 75 cents per hundred pounds.
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Columbus
Co-Operative Shipping Associations of
Ohio
F. G. Ketner
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ketner
Clinton
Scioto
van Wert
Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Toledo
Huntington
Athens County
Dirt on a Diamond Ring Care Tips
An informal note promotes soaking a diamond ring in Blue Devil cleaner to remove dirt. It suggests the method as a quick fix. The date 8-15-16 appears as a casual timestamp. This item lacks a formal publication context.
Fruit Men Must Grade the Product to Get the Price
ASHLAND Ohio August 17 Members of the Ohio State Horticultural Society held their annual summer meeting in the orchards of T E Thornburg and Son The session led by R B Cruikshank focused on quality picking and marketing over sheer quantity Farmers who have fruit this season will benefits from careful grading to secure better prices according to society officers
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Ashland
Ohio State Horticultural Society
T. E. Thornburg
Cruikshank
Des Moines Sans Trolleys Shows City In Transit Shift
Des Moines residents ride buses to work as 60 000 passengers daily replace 90 miles of former trolley lines. City council avoids funds for restoring streetcars amid receivership and court orders.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Des Moines
Sual
Street Railway Company
Marshall Miller
Martin Wade
A. W. Harris
Chicago
Car Company
Eastern Electric
Fort Wayne attorney named Indiana state juvenile probation officer
Mrs. Carina C. Carrington has been appointed as the state juvenile probation officer of Indiana. The prominent Fort Wayne attorney assumes the new role.
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Carina C. Carrington
Indiana
Fort Wayne
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