Women in Japan Embrace Public Roles Under Bushido Duty
The article discusses the empowered role of Japanese women within the bushido framework, noting their duties, leadership in various fields, and public service. It highlights the Meiji restoration's impact, the Woman's University of Japan, and the expansion of education, charity, and professional work for women. It also analyzes taxation, debt, and national finances shaping state needs and public support for defense and modernization.
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Japan
Murataki Shikilu
Sel Ghonsgan
Komei
Nurse Association
Red Cross Society
the Patriotic Association
Fukuden—Kwai
Ikei
Department of Communications
Woman's, University of Japan
Maruse
Army
Navy
Corea
Formosa
Manchuria
Ile
China
Aittle
Katoura
Millard
Superstitious Question Cited From Conversation
A witty exchange highlights gender and belief as one speaker asks if a wife is superstitious while the response deflects by calling the wife a woman. The remark underscores social perceptions of superstition and marriage dynamics in a humorous vein.
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Whittemore Bros
Up To Date Marriage Plans Turn On Fotographic Proposal
In a humorous anecdote from Tit-Bits, Barwood Ormly explains he postponed his wedding after discovering his fiancée had sold the right to photograph his proposal to a cinematograph company. Jellison and Harwood react as the plan collapses and the couple remains unengaged.
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Jellison
Harwood
Barwood
Ormly
Jelleon
The Home of the Swallow Riddle
A teacher asks about the swallow’s home and a pupil replies with a wry joke. Bobble finally states, in playful wisdom, that the swallow’s home is in its stomach.
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Bobble
Unclear Quote About Geese Symbolism
The text presents a humorous or nonsensical dialogue about geese and symbolism. It contrasts foolish symbolism with a supposed behavior of a goose family. No clear event or factual report is provided.
Castoria Reminder and Humorous Exchange Noted
Advertising style note urging mothers to examine Castoria bottles for safety. The text includes a cheeky greeting about a lunch wagon and a cartoonish exchange about serving meals by cart, ending with a casual street moment.
Red Cross Ball Blue adage and dog remark quoted
A fragment quotes a woman and a quip about scrubbing with soap. It also references Red Cross Ball Blue blueing as the world’s best for making laundry smile. An aside compares a cur dog to a thoroughbred on honesty.
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