Korea's Hope for Freedom Strengthened by Dr. Rhee Return
Dr. Syngman Rhee, president of the Korean Provisional Republic, says hope for absolute independence from Japan is stronger after a six month tour of Korean territory. He reports penetrating the zone despite police vigilance, meeting with Korean leaders, and notes seven Japanese divisions in Korea to refute Tokyo's reform claims. Rhee, an old Honolulu boy, plans to go to Washington.
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Syndman Rhee
Korean Provisional Republic
Far East
Rhee
Washington
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Sung Yat-sen
Honolulu
Beechams Health Advice on Natural Healing and Doom of Drastic Laxatives
An aging health advisory promotes gentle bowel care over strong laxatives. It extols Beecham's as a trusted, time tested remedy, urging readers to keep a Beecham's box at home for early signs of digestive trouble and to rely on nature rather than drastic medicines.
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Ores
Nature
Beecham
Fifty Farmers Win Prizes in Postwar France Contest
Paris Aug. Fifty farmers from Anity and Coucy in the devastated Aisne region receive prizes from Miss Anne Morgan and Mrs. A Murray Dike for restoring farms to production. Winners were chosen from 110 entries in two competitions. first prize seed planter from Louisville went to Albert Delan and his wife. Cash prizes totaling 4000 francs awarded to 30 workers. Thuilllet couple win 300 francs for long service. The American Committee reports 26,000 acres reclaimed and 82 agricultural syndicates organized with 40 tractors provided, as part of ongoing farming revival efforts.
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Paris
Anity
Coucy
Sea of the Aisne
France
Anne Morgan
A. “Murray Dike
American Committee For
Louisville
Albert Delan
Allegant
Aisne
Miss Morgan
Dike
Thuilllet
Germany Loses Land to Fires in War Time
The article notes Germany lost about 21,547,520 acres of land due to war and compares with U S forest losses of 56,488,307 acres from 1916 to 1920. It discusses forest fire causes, especially careless tourists, and the Forest Service aims to promote recreation while policing campfires. It cites Eagle Camp Ground and warns that careless campfires can devastate centuries of timber, with rangers pursuing culprits and noting fines cannot restore burned areas.
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Germany
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Kansas
Idaho
Utah
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Eagle Camp
Columbia River
Oregon National Forest
Ex Soldiers Learn Visually With Museum's Help
Chicago hosts traveling exhibits from Field Museum for 850 disabled ex service men at Washburne Continuation and Trades School. Dr S Chapman Simms explains the program's aim to bring museum education to vocational rehabilitation, with exhibits on tea, cotton, silverware, and industry. The Harris extension, started in 1913, now runs about 700 cases daily in Chicago schools, providing five deliveries per school per year.
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Chicago
Jeld Museum
Society For Visual Education
S. Chapman Simms
N. W. Harris
Field Museum
Edward G. Bauman
Washburne Continuation and Trades Schoola
14Th Street
Union Avenue
Dr. Simms
Skiff
Harris
N. W. Harris Public School Extension of
Simms
Forest Service
Atlantic
Pacific
Vitalized schooling aids for better citizens and civic stability
Dr Simms praised cooperation with museum rehabilitation and school service extension, arguing that vivid textbooks, museum specimens, and reality-based aids ease learning and build wiser citizens. He credited Mr Harris for linking education to civic order and national service.
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Harris
Simms
America
Semienoff's escape from Vladivostok by hidden car
Vladivostok August 3 General Semienoff claimed to have escaped by concealing himself on the bottom of a motor car. He was escorted by two cars carrying Japanese soldiers and arms, a Vladivostok government press bureau statement said. The armed Japanese presence blocked detainment by the Kappel forces.
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Vladivostok
Semienoff
Siberia
Kappel
Ataman Semtenoff
Ataman Semienoff Arrives in Nikolsk Plans Self Proclaimed Rule
Reports from Vladivostok say Semienoff has reached Nikolsk and stays at a detachment headquarter. He allegedly intends to proclaim himself supreme ruler of the Maritime Province, form a separate government, requisition government stores, and control railway traffic to Grodekovo. The Maritime government seeks his court trial for leaving Vladivostok and defying orders.
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Semienoff
Nikolsk
Grodekovo
Vladivostok
Fukuda
Vladivostol
Dieght
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