Reds Inflict Third Degree in Moscow Prisons
Dr. Morris Zucker, a Brooklyn communist, describes daily torture in Moscow's O. O. V. prison to force confessions, with a revolver to the head and executions looming. He met 20 American deported radicals there, including Turkestan soviet president Mohammed Hadjiz and former officials of the socialist parties. Zucker cites widespread fear, coercion, and the belief that death is preferred to continued torture.
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Brooklyn
Reval
Esthenia
Moscow
Morris Zucker
Zucker
New York
Roops
Jali
Doctor Zucker
America
Turkestan Soviet Republic
Mohammed Hadjiz
Alex Gerter
Russian Southwestern Front
Social Revolutionist Party
Maayerleff
M. Samaun
Schwartz
San Francisco
Russia
Mothers Center Provides Free Baby Examinations in LA
Los Angeles doctors opened a mothers educational center offering free mental and physical examinations for infants. The advisory group suggests appropriate care for each child but does not treat sick babies.
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Los Angeles
American Pharmacopoeia Translated for Chinese Market
Philadelphia reports the United States Pharmacopoeia will be translated into Chinese to standardize drug formulas. The Philadelphia College of Pharmacy leads the effort, aiming to curb confusion from multiple pharmacopoeias and aid American manufacturers while praising its contributors.
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United States
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
Jocal Institution
Germany
China
Great Britain
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
B. Fullerton Cook
Pharmaceutical Laboratories
America
Millionaire Appoints Gull Island Warden From Harvard
Edward Hatch Jr owner of Four Brothers Island near Burlington placed a Harvard graduate as the island gulls warden for the breeding season. The private philanthropy drew 1000 applicants from a bold ad seeking a man to live alone with transportation, shelter, and food provided. Hatch said the college man offers best judgment and aptitude for the post to guard the nesting site and public health interests. This is the ninth warden appointed.
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New York
Edward Hatch, Jr
Four Brothers Island
Burlington
Hae
Harvard
Hatch
New York City
Tribune
Thomas A. Edison
New York Harbor
Oklahoma City Judge Rules in Disorderly Conduct Case
Municipal Judge Tom Chambers issued a decision in the case of Deny O'Leary and Grace Reader. Police had charged them with disorderly conduct after finding the girl seated on wrap in a public setting. The judge, described as fair and prudent, ordered the matter to proceed under court supervision.
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Oklahoma City
Okdae
Tom Chambers
Deny O'Leary
Grace Reader
Chum Fe Young
Making All of Life Christian Through Helping Others
Lesson summary on Matthew Luke texts urging a social order Christian aims. Focuses on Jesus in Nazareth reading Isaiah and proclaiming mission to the poor, captives, the blind, and the bruised, with discussion of endowment by the Holy Spirit, fulfillment of Scripture, and the Judgment of the Nations.
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Jesus
Jesus A
Diate
Josue
Nazareth
Iannah
Christ
Satan
Israel
Joel
Zechariah
Jerusalem
T. Rom
Woman Credits Pinkham Medicine After Ills
Mrs Meyer of 412 South Orange Street Orange California recounts suffering and enduring illnesses corrected by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes heavy burdens, limited mobility, and reliance on the remedy during a difficult period, suggesting operation is avoidable for many.
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Pinkham
Jeyer
South
Orange St
Orange
California
Meyer
Lydia B. Pinkham
FOR SALE CALIFORNIA LAND IN GLENN COUNTY
For sale California land in Glenn County 1 mile to school and two miles to town. Cultivated tract on silt loam soil with almonds as main crop. Orchard of TH almond trees. Can be irrigated by well. Chin almond orchard along Oroville Willows line. Exceptional buy with possession offered. Information from John N Westamerg Butte City Calif.
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Acer
Glenn Co
Cal
Echool
Poon
John N
Westamerg
Butte City
Calif
Dream of Moving Pictures Told by Willie
A child Willie recounts a dream about moving pictures in a sleep of a morning chat with his mother and sister Dora. Dora asks what a dream is and Willie explains with playful scorn that a dream is the moving pictures in one’s sleep.
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Willie
Dora
Landon Atiewers
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