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Women Now Predominate in Japanese Industry
A War Work Council statement reports 850000 women and girls in Japan's industry during World War I, including 30000 under fifteen. In Tokyo, 100000 women work across sixty two sectors from clerical to factories, with dormitories and long hours. The YWCA plans healthful housing and recreation in factory towns, partnering with managers like Mrs. Suzuki who runs a firm exporting $11 million of bean oil to the U.S. and is building a training school for women. The piece warns of TB risks and rising materialism.
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Potato bugs and beans spark a farmyard debate
A Kansas City farmer proposes an odd pest defense by planting a bean with the seed potato to repel potato bugs. The Providence Journal notes gardeners contend with cows and other pests, and that bean planting might not guarantee pest control.
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