What is Japan and where is it located
A broad survey explains Japan s name from Chinese terms, its sunlit location, four main islands, size roughly 161 000 square miles, population clos e to the United States, and climate from Minnesota to Louisiana with tropical southern possessions. It describes government as a constitutional monarchy, education, industry, religion, and social traits. It notes Japan as a potential leader in Oriental culture and a rival to Russia amid Far East tensions.
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Japan
China
Nihon
Korea
Siberia
Asia
England
California
United States
America
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Louisiana
Tokyo
Diet
House of Peers
House of Representatives
Bank of Japan
I Sland
Russia
Europe
Axia
Central Asia
Henry Norman
Wirt Gerrare
Empire
Siberian
China Sea
Mir
Rio
Mississippi legislature mulls many bills as session nears end
Mississippis legislature, four weeks in, has seen nearly 600 bills introduced in both houses. Most are unlikely to become law. The body pursues prudent, conservative measures with few landmark laws likely before adjournment Twenty-Fourth to Twenty-Ninth days cover committee actions on court districting plans, university investigations, temperance amendments, and reforms to public contracts and prison administration.
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Mississippi
Senate
Thirten
Tishomingo
Alcorn
Prentiss
Itawamba
Lee
Monroe
Chickasaw
Lowndes
Pearl River
Hancock
Harrison
Jackson
Greene
Wayne
Tippah
Union
Benton
Marshall
Lafayette
Panola
Tate
DeSoto
Leflore
Sunflower
Washington
Issaguena
Sharkey
Pontotoc
Yalobusha
Grenada
Calhoun
Carroll
Montgomery
Clay and
Webster
Wilkingon
Amite
Franklin
Adams
Jefferson
Claiborne
Holmes
Madison
Hinds
Yazoo
Rankin, Scott
Newton
Winston
Neshoba
Leake
Attala
Choctaw
Warren
Lauderdale
Kemper
Noxubee
Oktibbeha
Tunica
Quitman
Coshoma
Bolivar
Tallahatchie
Pike
Simpson
Jasper
Smith, Clark, Jones and Perry
Committee On Universities and Colleges
Judiciary Committee
House
Constitution Committee
MF Brown
Ligher Traffic Committee
Ross
Brown
Hquor Traffic Association
Cotell- Patti
Nes
Watts
T. EB. Wiliams
Boards of Supervisors
Stenris
Messrs. Watts and
Stennis
McGee and Hinds
Supreme Court
Korea and Manchuria: Russian Drive to Control Far East
An analysis explains Korea as a Japanese influenced autocracy of roughly 5 to 16 million people on a peninsula near Japan. The piece argues Russia seeks Korea for strategic position, linking it to Manchuria and Russian economic interests amid imperial tensions.
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Gibraltar
Russia
Korean
China
Asia
Japan
Korea
Wsia
Twushime
Koren
Manchuria
Peninsular
Europe
Peruna touted as cure all for grippe in letters
Advertorial letters praise Peruna for curing la grippe and after effects. Testimonials from Lincoln relatives, Miss Dressler, Jean Cowgill, and others claim health restores, weight gain, and boosted energy after suffering grippe. Readers urged to contact Dr Hartman for advice.
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Stins
Lincoln
F. Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Abraham Lincoln
Lo Grippe
Alice M. Dressler
N. Bryant Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Fred Weinberger
Westerlo
Albany County
N. Y
Penma
James R. Guill
Omaha
Horatio J. Goss
Hartwell, Gay
H. J. Goss
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, C
Indulgent Mother and a Stubborn Trio on a Local Train
A New York Times excerpt recounts a Tuxedo Colony mother aboard a local train with her three year old, a nursemaid, and a society magazine. The child’s restlessness prompts repeated “Let him have it” refusals, amusing fellow passengers as the assistant restrains the boy. A wasp incident and the mother’s continued indulgence trigger laughs. The page also features a string of brief anecdotes and quotes from various locales, including Uti ca Observer and New Yorker style jokes about daily life and manners.
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New York Times
Willing to Take 4 Chance Football Warm-up
A pious father disciplines a 15 year old son who steals nickels with a strap. The boy bets his two possible punishments in heads or tails offering two lickings or none. The tale reflects streetwise humor from Chicago Chronicle and Judge gossip.
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Chicago Chronicle
Lillian
Bob
A Woman's Misery From Kidney Trouble
Mrs John La Rue of 115 Paterson Ave NW J complains of nine years of backache headaches dizziness and blood pressure issues. After trying many remedies without relief she finds Dean's Kidney Pills gave relief and enabled her to resume household duties. Manufactured by F Brink & Co and sold everywhere.
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John la Rue
Paterson Ave
Paterson
Dean
Bos
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Yain
Far East
John Brisben Walker
St. Petersburg
Pacific
Russian Empire
Trans-Siberian Railway
Count Ignatieff
Valley of the Amur
Pekin
Queensland
Billy
Allri
Hildebrandt
WilminMington
Ohio
Hanna
Larry
Senator Hanna
Marcus Curtins
Nero
Legislature
Denton
Board of Control
Korea and
Kasar
Alberts
Pacific Ocean
Yellow Sea
Koros
Peruna
Wm Hale
Jean Vongul
Griswold Spare House
Troy
Aubrey Stock Co
Crippe
Jean Cowgill
Garr
wWicine
Sault St
Marie
Mich
D. L. Smith
Anne Street
Repli
Utica
Mira
Ighteen
Posding
GEO. K. Stahl
Quincy
Ria
Salter
Dept of Agriculture
Alser
Michigan
North Dakota
Salzer
Inbornser
Tovasta
Wartabin
Seria
John A.salzer Seed CO. We
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