California to Ask Spain Rulers to Cross Atlantic
A vintage newspaper notice spotlights California seeking ceremonial ties with Spain as officials plan a cross Atlantic observance centered in Monterey and San Francisco. The event will honor Spanish mission history with a royal and clerical presence, highlighting California’s colonial ties and a union of Spain Mexico and United States over the past era.
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California
Spain
Atlantic
San Fhancisco
Juang
United States
Monterey
Cal
Qleen
Beanie Wataaader
Washington
Mexico
Max Login
Katrine Serra
Meyer
Father Marra
Cire
America
Wid Bene
Architecture of
Twure Bride Powers
San Cure Fon
Marterey
Father Niamon al
Mortres
What Is Good Taste in Family Life
A column on the mother in law role and the challenges of blending new spouses into a private family. It argues for patient, respectful approach by both sides, avoiding forced intimacy and urging empathy to foster genuine friendship between the wife, husband, and parents.
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Tin
Mig le
Add Ink & New
Bleden
Littieult
Washington St
Monticello
Linois
Cobdwoelt
Leper Isolation in India faces major challenge
Dr A R Douglas of Itangoun Burma in the Philippines studies Indian leper conditions at Culion where 9540 are confined. He cites 100000 registered lepers in India with many unregistered and notes isolation is difficult amid upheavals and pressure from Britons. He doubts a rapid cure within 90 years and counters claims of harsh treatments.
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Atantla
Sune
India
A. Rd. Douglas
Itangoun
Burma
Philippines
Culion
Jor. Douglas
Burm
Philips Pines
Douglas
German Brewers Use Much Grain
A Jena report from Thuringia notes rising grain use by German brewers from 1918 to 1952, reported by Dr Abel of Jena University. The findings are said to color brewing opinions and suggest a strong trend toward increasing grain consumption in beer production.
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Jena
Thuringia
Abel
Jena University
Germany
Livestizator
Quakera
Bootlegging Added as Cause of Help Shortage in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Virginia on June 27 Municipal Judge J J Beckham attributes a new cause to the local help shortage. He cites bootlegging by black women who refuse domestic work to pursue liquor profits and notes records show two thirds of Jacksonville bootleggers are from this group. He alleges women avoid squealing when arrested and may be returned to work farm after short prison terms. He also accuses cripples and blind residents of turning to illegal liquor sales for money.
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Tacksonville
J. J. Becknat
Nemro
Jacksonville
Sadie Bookham
Bame
Beckham
Crippie
Alcoholism rises with heavier beer in postwar Germany
Dr Abel notes a surge in alcoholism in Germany tied to heavier beer production. He cites the Nuremberg hospital’s cases rising from 20 in 1917 to 442 in 1921 and 1,738 in 1922, with other hospitals reporting similar increases. Constantinople features 30,000 small shell shops and fewer than 50 department stores.
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Abel
Germany
Nuremberg Institute For the Care
Tother
Constantinople
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Kemp Littlepage
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Benton St
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Hie Kanawha Furniturers
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