Readjustment Adds to Jap Unemployment
May 3. Since last spring about 24 large factories public and private have discharged roughly 160,400 workers, most still without fixed employment. The number is expected to rise this summer as TokIo and Osaka arsenals cut output and more join militia and allied industries. Business readjustment continues across the empire and unemployment is forecast to rise through the first half of the year.
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Woerknes
Tokio
Osaka
Paval
Lure of Big Top Draws Circus Men Across Decades
A New York World report reveals circus workers drawn to the big top year after year. Journeymen share life behind the scenes, long tours, and a vocation that keeps many on the road for decades.
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Lure OF
BIG Top
New York World
Snent
Square Garden
Middle West
Cus
Asiuck
Gossuke
Ray
Fugling Brothers
Barnum & Linley
Charles BR. Hutchison
Fred Wolfe
John Fs
Ringling Toviver
Johnny Agee
Yon Lynch
Dr Wen
Ind
Tn ‘Thomas
Fife
Lew Grahion
Bell
Pred Bradna
Ringmatter
Vodbout
Clyde Ingalls
File Show
Dexter Fellows
the Clays
Charles Smith
Jimmie 5P
George Hartzell
Bat Vale
Neran
Spader Johnson
Fred Stellings
Ural
Gus Zammert
Smith
Hartzell
Local Lions Name District Director Amid Convention
Local Lions held their annual district convention in Atlantic City where James Reydle of Providence and UM Butler of this county were honored as district secretary treasurer and other posts. President Wo W. Bent of Bridgeport Lions was named a district vice director as part of endorsements and leadership changes.
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Uewlett
Tvidge
Athantic City
Loca Lions
Jar Blowter
Covernor
Connecticut-Thntle Island
James Reydle
Providenes Wisarmed
UM. Butler
Wo W. Bent
Bridgeport Lions
Diary claims Puritans were devout and virtuous
Reading diary excerpts shows Puritans described as religious, intent on God and salvation, with reflections on virtue and piety. It notes examples like Reverend John Kiet and Willie Talwadge’s wife, contrasting with claims of drunkenness and moral laxity within communities, then hints at evolving laws and prohibition-era constraints.
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Fife
John Kiet Saveal
Willie Talwadge
Robert Lynch
Ies
Unay
Othew
Bradiall
Drunk Man Seeks Jail to Escape Punishment
Putnam May 4 A man named Cutner asked to be arrested at the Incal police station to go to Tri Aronix as he bore no sign of intoxication. Captain Rene-Delage refused, then Cutner returned insisting on arrest, and the captain relented with arrest. Judge Celssini granted the name to Tofor i dyys.
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Putnam
Atrawnngen
Non
Rene — Delage
Incal
Tri Aronix
Cuvier
Intexien- Lior
Cutner
Celssini
Pastors and spouses face scathing critique in sermon
A pastor denounces various personal failings in a sermon listing sins including infidelity, gambling, and neglect of children. He targets husbands who waste income on vice, fail to support their families, and mistreat spouses, urging severe consequences for such conduct.
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Ltov
John Edwin Vrice
Wissek Place
Valversa- Hat Church
International
Sereles
Rice
Tobaroos
Ochos
Annie Laurie's Home Sells After Long Estate History
The Craigdarrench estate in Dinareies county, once home to Annie Laurie, is offered for sale. The property, tied to the Laurie Ferguson lineage, features the Georgian garden and a famed Danish carved whistle linked to Burns. The raffle-like 1789 contest and passing heirs trace the artifact to Walter Hiddell and descendants of Ferguson and Laurie.
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Annie Laurie
Craigintrech
Dinareies
Craigdierrech
Aunin Laurie
Ale Ander Ferguson
Ugdarreckh
Ivit
Craigdiweneh
Kurevly
Robert Burns
Denmark
Bacchus
Queen Anne of
Denny
Lauries
Maxtwellan
Laurie
Walder Hiddell
Chlenridde
Robert Hidaelt
Burns
Ferguson
Craigs
Tyne
Alexanderergusson
Craigy Trach
Ftopbert Laurie
Aawillon
Tlarse
May 19 rescue at sea amid perilous voyage
A garbled river tale recounts a daring rescue by a team aboard a vessel near Pugey as two daughters of Unie and Shakes Menaiee PM bands observe. The narrative mentions a payment of 2000 and a brave act risking life to save pinks, with references to Mas vpara and Teather day.
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San
Brandsea
Minty
Benntor
di Purupe
Areehuvde
Tate Cieie
Wald to Se Hiskins Wonsidered Himself a Tourist
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a joke set in the Gailior area with misread names and damaged wording. It mentions revival of an old observation from a newspaper officer, with unclear characters and stray phrases about jokes and a person named Dan Birt.
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Gailior
Cullan
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