Nomura Named Japan Ambassador to United States
The Tokyo announcement of Admiral Nomura as Japan's new ambassador to Washington signals a calmer path in Tokyo Washington relations. Nomura, a civilian-friendly naval officer, is viewed as a balanced pick between Japan's civilian and military factions, potentially easing diplomatic friction and aligning with Secretary Hull's assurances.
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Dog Fleas and Cat Fleas Separate Species
Scott's Scrap Book by R J Scott notes fleas on dogs and cats are distinct species yet both will thrive in shared environments, highlighting differences in habits and lifecycles for readers.
No Time 10 Increase Taxes Amid Budget Debate
City officials debate tax strategy and spending cuts as they consider proposed reductions to municipal expenditures. Residents fear service declines while leaders argue that cautious measures are needed to balance the budget and maintain essential functions.
America and the meaning of the term United States history note
A fragmented text reflects on American identity and the origin of the word America. It discusses a mix of perceptions about Americans, Latins, and natives, touching on Columbus’s naming and the push for independence and inclusion of Indigenous and other peoples in national identity.
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Pountries
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America
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Ture Ng
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Twenty Years Ago in City Schools and Notices
Twenty years ago in the city, events include a relay winners and a public schools observance during Week 15. Doris Page, Harold Meek, Sumner Bentley and Audrey Mertz led an assembly at the high school English Department under Mrs W G Myers and Miss Marinerike Myers. Funeral notices mention Hed Betts. The library society of Columbus seeks appraisal from a local unit.
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Bens
City Mile
Doris Page
Harold, Meek
Sumner Bentley
Audrey Mertz
Wink Lie
High Schwal
Fragmented notes reveal scattered historical curiosities and dates
A garbled compilation lists figures from ancient beasts to minerals, nineteenth century publications, and Revolutionary era events. It mentions Huni the chief of legendary beasts, the Abst magazine from 1891, Ohio minerals, an 1818 peg invention, and Lafayette’s land grant, mixed with stray phrases about ideologies and rhymes.
THIS IS THE LIFE Spiral Puttees Choker Collar Gone With Other 1917-18 Ordeals
In this 1917 18 era feature, Morgan M. Beatty describes a new army uniform shift from the tough choker collar to a soft collar. He debates comfort, practicality, and the eye appeal to women and soldiers. He notes wool coats, leggings, and two types of undergarments, with wear and distribution timing.
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Washington
Buck
Sumay
Broadway Nights Review Flops in Return Engagement
Theater critic pans the John Golden revival of Return Engagement. Despite a strong cast led by Bert Lyell and Audrey Christie, the play’s weak plot and overlong farce fail to ignite. Christie shines, Leona Powers and Evelyn Warden earn praise, but the production lacks fire and viewer appeal.
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Evelyn Warden
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Agu Debney
Thomas Coles
Mie Cary Smith
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Remus Alden
Vila
Tow Many Can You Answer Daily Quiz
A scrambled quiz column asks readers to turn to the classified page for The answers. Questions cover dog watches length, snake temperature, Peary’s North Pole year, Lincoln’s UW presidency, Florence Nightingale, wheel ease, October fasting, William Green’s AFL succession, population trends to 1980, and the patron saint.
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American Federation of Labor
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Daily Dozen Medical Society Health Advice From War Era
The article praises the WWI era Daily Dozen program from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania. It argues soldiers gained chest and muscle improvements through planned outdoor life, rest, and physical exertion, with medical exams guiding readiness for service and claims that fitness and health were enhanced by this regimen.
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Chicago NBC picks Hagen Jr in announcer bid
Jean Hagen, NBC announcer hopeful, was named to NBC Chicago staff this week. He will start with bond pickups and studio work and aims to build a career as a sports commentator.
Balinese Modesty Rules Spark Global Debate
Fragmentary text notes Balinese customs on female dress with a long waistfastened skirt and constraints on women’s news exposure. The source references Balinese maidens and contrasts with American norms, but text is incomplete and unclear on specifics.
Theatre notes and a Paris tale of Lucienne and a long debt
George Tucker laments Journey to Jerusalem’s withdrawal amid New York audiences craving intrigue and sex. The piece mixes showbiz gossip about Lucienne and her missing husband, plus a $278000 bond from 1867 whose $2 million maturity looms in 2147 as West Farms joined New York City. Also mentions magician Charles Blake, a Kentucky native turned NYC entertainer.
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Westchester
West Farms
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Charles Blake
Kentucky
Washington & Lee University
Lumton
Presidential Oddities From Ancient Archives
A kaleidoscope of historical presidential trivia recounts Virginia as the "mother of Presidents" and names leaders born in varied regions. Notes on Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Harrison, Taylor, Tyler, Wilson, and others cover birth, terms, salaries, and electoral quirks, with curious claims about Atchison and Lincoln, plus party conventions and oath locations.
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Stephen A. Douglas
Vermont
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Missouri
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Polk
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