Obituary Record Is Large and Heartbreaking
A lengthy obituary recounts a child's two year decline from spinal illness and blindness, noting her age at death, family survivors, and funeral details. The narrative shifts to other obituaries and local notices, then transitions to a travelogue describing Japan, the Mikado, and early impressions of Tokyo and Miyajima, ending with a note that the piece continues next week.
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Henry Green
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Ononmichi Station
Peking
Japan Tourist Bureau
Jinrickasha
Japan
Orient
Shanghai
Kobe
Kura
Miyajima
Interesting Little Japan Visitors Describe City Tour
A foreign visitor recalls arriving and being served promptly with a foot warmer. He hires a rickshaw to explore the ancient city, visits the castle and palaces with permits from the American embassy secretary, noting there is no entrance fee.
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Convention Attendees at Northern Baptist Meet Des Moines
A Glenwood delegation of about a dozen attended the Northern Baptist convention in Des Moines. Dr Plimpton and sons Edwin and Merrill traveled to the capital city last Sunday to observe the deliberations.
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Northern Baptist Convention
Des Moines
Plimpton
Edwin and
Merrill
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