Japan suspects Anglo-American arms conference
Japanese newspapers center on a proposed international arms conference. Osaki Asahi accuses Britain of fortifying naval bases and Mexico US plans to draw Japan into a conference. The piece notes fear of US immigration bans and seeks a League of Nations led disarmament push.
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Freezone Corn Remedy Ad Promises Fast Relief
An old advertisement claims a small amount of Freezone will instantly relieve a painful corn and allow removal with fingers. The druggist offers a tiny bottle for a few cents, promising to remove hard and soft corns and foot calluses without soreness.
Lemon on the Hands Ad Shows Simple Home Care
An old ad copy promotes rubbing a California lemon on hands after dishwashing and cleaning. It claims lemon removes soap curd grime and softens hard skin while whitening slightly. It urges keeping a lemon on the sink and trying the method for ten days.
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California
April Fool's Day Traditions and Caution Prompt
The piece describes April Fools Day practices and warnings about mischief. It references memories of the tradition at the armament conference era, notes potential dangers of prank messaging, and mentions public reactions in Singapore and the United States with global caution about harmless deception turning serious. The writing blends period voice with scattered named entities and dates while emphasizing prudence.
Col Coolidge Quietly Reaches 100th Birthday
Col John C Coolidge father of the President marked his centennial with a calm day at his Vlymopth Vermont home March 21. Friends called in the morning and the day included a brief ride and routine chores at the farmhouse as messages from the President and Mrs Coolidge arrived.
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Voluniel Coolidge
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Caolider
Andrews Diamond Place to Close
The long running Andrews Diamond Place will close after ten years of activity. Founder Colonel Andrews established the palace in 1830 and will retire alongside Samuel Baker who served thirty four years. The item recalls Baker’s $20,000 quartz wasket made for the founder and notes other notable names on the patron list.
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Wilde
Adelina Murtibate Orabtren
David Wartivdd
Baker
Seelne
Colonel Andrews
Five Year Old Boy Plans Ten Year World Walk
Five year old Nick Vally of Rome announces plans to be the world’s youngest globe trotter. He will begin a ten year walking tour with companion Kia Farber. Vally, described as robust for his age, aims to visit many places and cover extensive distances during the journey.
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Kia Farber
Youns Vally
Freight Revenue Shows Decrease In Railroad Trade
Washington dispatch notes a 1.78 percent drop in freight revenue from coal shipments and overall loadings for the week ending March 14. The decline follows mixed results in grain, rain products, coal, and other freight, while manufactured goods and certain categories show small gains.
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Mar
Washington Uproar Over Choral Trade Commission Order
The article reports a revived debate in New York Philadelphia and Reston over a choral trade commission order. Reopened discussions focus on responsibilities and impact on the arts community.
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Washington
Ander
Ulies
New York
Philadelphia
Reston
Woman mayor race marks Houston as largest city election
Fragmentary text shows Miss Entine of Feat amid contest for recreetan ty and a municipal election in Houston with a margin of 287 to 2,781. The article mentions university policy on admissions or attire for events and hints at a wraniat mayor.
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Entine
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Denies Bulletins Offended Negroes in Virginia Letter
A 1920s report notes objections to bulletins about racial matters in Virginia. Officials like De We As Mlecker, registrar of vital statistics, study the issue while denying abusive language or harmful content was sent to the public. The letter suggests continuing investigations but no concrete action.
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Virginia
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Mlecker
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Refunding program completes as bonds issued surface
The article outlines a complex refunding operation totaling 5,000,000 with a 20 percent loss linked to a $45,441 purchase and a 1-2 percent end. It mentions public offerings, bond divisions, and the National City community’s involvement, noting plans to exchange and fund interest payments. It also reports a separate rescue incident involving a 13 year old girl prevented from leaping off a railing as poker dashing squads responded.
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Wortray Singh
Police Court Docket Shows Various Theft and Vagrancy Charges
Thirteen adults faced charges in a police court, including possession of stolen property and opium use, with several defendants linked to theft, dog ownership issues, and permit violations. Sentences included fines and suspended terms, and hearings continued through early April. Local authorities reported multiple incidents across the region, including a case involving a youth court plea and additional charges slated for April 7 and 14.
De Mille Praises Hays Rights Amid Studio Sale
March 31 story notes Ceci B. De Mille Pictures Corp, after taking Taco Studios, joining the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. Will A Pays Levy Yon. Hays praised for creating added public confidence in the industry. Details on Ameriss Holding and associated corporations appear in the announcement.
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Taco
Imation
America
Will A
Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine Helps Two Women
A Wyandotte Michigan mother and a St Paul Minnesota woman credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving long standing pains backache and bearing down sensations after childbirth and for constipation. Both women say the remedy improved their health allowing them to resume daily duties and housework.
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