Filipinos Press for Independence in U S Policy
Secretary Kalaw argues independence hinges on a stable Philippine government and American commitments. He cites the Jones Law, Cuban precedents, and the need for self-government as the path, while noting gratitude to the United States and readiness for concessions within a free, protected framework.
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Shogun
Billy
John Smith
Somerville
America
Philippines
Congress
Cupaine
Canprecs
Philippine Islands
American Congress
Coppress
Phillippine
Senat
United States
Thetrs
Phipine
England
Janeu Wramseiens Ghar
Philippines and Japan stance amid independence debate
In an opinion piece the writer rejects fear of Japan and argues Philippine independence is not dependent on Japanese interests. It notes few Japanese in the islands, compares numbers to California, and says Filipinos are willing to risk freedom with cautious optimism despite dangers.
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Japan
Philippines
California
Philippine
Grandpa's Peculiar Power Rain Claim From Rheumatism
A humorous old tale describes boys wishing for rain during a drought as one boy claims his grandpa can summon rain whenever he wants. He insists the rain follows when his grandpa's knee rheumatism acts up, prompting laughter but some curiosity about the odd belief.
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Ratin
Wittle
Tle
American Cigarettes Rise From Turkish to Virginia Leaf
American cigarettes popularized by shifting from Turkish leaf to Virginia tobacco grown in Virginia the Carolinas and eastern Pennsylvania era of cigarette making machinery led to global consumption and widespread smoking.
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Virginia
Carolinas
Privacy lament highlights crowding and privacy loss
An observant woman comments on living without privacy in crowded apartments. She describes constant contact with family and neighbors, a sense something is wrong, and the urge to move even if only to gain more space and privacy.
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Mae
Old Friend Returna in a Vague Portrait of Style
A fragmentary quotation from the New York Tribune describes an eccentric figure with a shredded, cryptic monologue about accessories and grooming. The odd phrasing mentions a collar, mustache, coffee cup, cigar cutter, and a shaving mug inscribed in gold, painting a surreal, dreamlike image.
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Returna
Gouin
Raphael
New York Tribune
Golf Outing Leaves Boy Restless at Home
A dialogue excerpt shows a boy named Willie and his mother discussing his unease after a golf outing with his father. The mother urges him to stop overthinking, while Willie admits he feels the need to vent or release tension from the game.
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Iillie
Wito
Cleaning Beeswax By Melting And Remolding
A sewing room tip explains beeswax can be cleaned by melting it. Grime lifts off as it sits on boiling water and moves to a clean piece when remolded.
Dr W B Pingree Optometrist in Carthage Mo
Dr W B Pingree offers eye examinations without delays and on the spot lens grinding in Carthage Missouri. N Side Square premises advertise optical equipment and professional vision care for local residents.
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South West
Issouri
W. BS. Pingree
Side Square
Carthage
Punctuality and Promotion in Business Life
A Chicago Daily News excerpt argues punctuality is essential for career advancement. It quotes Llewellyn (or Llerice) Greelay stressing respect for others’ time and money, noting many men fail to value each hour of the business day, risking penalties and lost opportunities.
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Llerice Greelay
Ciitenga Daily News
Fashion pitch for value driven fabric and fit
A concise sales pitch highlights fabrics and colors, patterns, and exact size and fit at a real value price. It emphasizes economy and value for money without extra embellishment or uncertainty.
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Maximo M. Kalaw
U. S
Philippine Mission
Tha Casa
Vie
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
A. B. Deutsch Clothing CO
North Side Square
Carthage, Missouri
Lee Halliburton
R. C, Grissom
Orie Snyder
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Manhattan
Stetson
Cooper Underwear
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