Dress Revival Predicted By Japanese Students
A panel of Japanese scholarship students in Hawaii discusses fashion and cultural shifts in Japan. Iwan Ayakawa and Mitsunaga predict kimono staying popular for modest figures, while Western influence grows in college dress and attitudes toward independence. The youths, including Ayusawa and Kushiwiuth, anticipate returning to Japan after further studies and contributing to government, farming, or missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Japan
Iwan Ayakawa
Apitsawa
America
Anetheh Bt Mills Institute
Kid's College
Trykyo
Hart
Dockerin
Toratch
Mithunaga
Ha~waii
Mitte
Emilee
Atom
Kay
Fonth
Hy Wan
Thenmelves
Chivatry
Lerther
Jession
Ayunawa
Mitsunaga
Harvard
Dinwell
Hiv Rotor
Kushiwiuth
Annaka
Hayagle
Ninkoic
Wate Agricultural College of
Towa
Ayusawa
Univerty of
Chicago
Ntudeo
The Servant Question Arway in Norway and its Harem
In Norway the municipal government controls a central servant system with biannual openings. Servants seek positions via a bureau, with a one day posting card for employers and a fixed term of service. Wages and duties vary. disputes require formal arbitration and court action if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Bergen
Christ Jala
Mie
Willie
Bureau
Lonvin
Mlittoss
Vera Wervanile
Untitled fragment on city measures against bleeding blisters
Fragmentary report notes officials consider actions to prevent blisters and reduce harm to workers. The text is garbled with crossed phrases, but indicates a focus on protective measures and worker safety in a city context.
Noted Journalist Fifteen Guest in Honolulu
A long profile describes Mrs Viewer Winger a noted journalist and author living in Honolulu for 34 years. It notes her literary work including From San Francisco to New York and many titles, her role with Pall Mall Gazette, and connections to British journalism. The piece highlights her family ties to literary and historical figures and hints at the public interest in her career and life in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean A Owen
Wader
Sanie
Cibery
Owen
Lowern
Honolua
Eld Frente Amt
Mir
Winger
Mwas
Lierary
Toy
Mary Toy Marte
San Francisco
New York
Viewer
Hirst
Kihet
Raimond
British Institute of Journalists
Pall Mall Gazette
Lan
Blackwood
Chin Haw
Holistans
Jrevi
Th Herbstone
Seeley
White
Vinera
Mire
Water- Howe
Shawn
Mre
Vineer
Ractive
J. Lackword
Kintiog
Hadyant Kiptiig
Hinnelf
Kine
Hines
Wid
Paster
Mek Videor
Hote
Lord Lillard
Orni Hholoxien Suelety
Iet Pavitt
Aemis
Cowper Rho
Tellin
Haniy George
Eve
Vieger
Arbetel
Beltiah
Ehensine
Hermann van A Viseeber
Harmon Vinger
Vivechere
Knickerbocker
Mia
Bourne
Honrne's
Aod
T He Dawes
Willian Penn
Shane Jonide Wim
Howton
Dawer
Janes Lane Atle
David Start Jordan
Jordan
Jim
All Must Fight Rats Urges Elimination Effort
A bold wartime style notice promotes Stearn Electric Rat and Roach Paste as the standard destroyer of rats and vermin. It claims rats destroy more property than fires and spread disease, urging city residents to use the paste sold by All Drugstores and Electric Paste Co of Chicago for 25 cents to 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Electric Paste Co
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenn
Nis
Mair
Whisher Dre
Mack Ar Brown
Ste
Honolulu
Mie Benin
Laytuynite
Mrs. Vinger
Jean A. Owen
New York Sun
Juan
Rhein
Dod Abel
Nerasin
Honohata Moe
Wieger
Otto Herman
Norbeatt Howes
Willis
Mary Howitt
Germany
Heme
Staffordshire
Paride New Zealant
Tabith Howall
California
Seth Armater
Mor
Winker
Australia
Charlee
Amenity Pirie Ranelne Sarraueine
Pommel
Monney
Jadeine Fren
The
Wenter
Punt’ Nt
Eerie Millinery
Loreite
Ene
Tnt
Enue
Feile
Cate
Alechottya
Camptok
Crystal
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