Japan seeks pacific settlement role amid Manchuria debates
Japan signals readiness to retire from parts of China and Manchuria under conditions, while urging recognition of Liaotung rights. U S reports note Tokyo may join France and Britain in limiting Chinese territory within the great wall, shaping future Far East borders.
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Japan
Pacific
China
Baron Kato
America
Washington
Hughes
Tokio
France
Great Britain
Great Wall
Manchuria
Shantung
Outer Mongolia
Turkestan
Tibet
Asia
United States
Far East
Liaotung
Korea
Port Arthur
Russia
Japan Must Embrace New Order to Win Chinese Friendship
The article argues that Japan should sincerely back the postwar framework and treat China as an ally. It contends Tokyo's hostile stance has eroded trust, provoking Chinese resentment as a 600 million strong nation grows in power. Cooperation with China is presented as essential to a stable Asia.
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Japan
Associated Powers
Shantung
China
Oceanic
Riverfront Muscatine Observations On Civic Decay
Citizens strolling along the river front may inspect the proposed municipal lighting plant at Chestnut street. The brick shell of the old waterworks, abandoned decades ago, stands near a modern but decaying front yard. a Musser library panorama shows a once tidier levee view from fifty years ago.
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River Front
Chestnut Street
P. M. Musser
Muscatine
Municipal lighting plant debate over Muscatine utility rival
The Muscatine Lighting Company plant is described as utilitarian and dominant in the landscape. Critics argue a public plant would require far more than 250000 to equal private output and would delay other city improvements, while municipal relief measures face local support and questions about civic responsibility.
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Muscatine Lighting Company
Local Utilities Corporation
Isolating the Farmer Brings Hardship to Muscatine
Rural roads into Muscatine strain business and extend Christmas delays as muddy dirt roads block travel. Residents worry about getting stuck, while a journal solicitor notes strong demand to visit the city. Local officials plan permanent improvements and filling holes to restore reliable highway access.
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Muscatine
The Statesman’s Message From President Harding
The article reviews President Harding’s congressional message praising practical, country aligned policies. It notes tariff flexibility as timely and reports New York Association of Commerce doubts on new tariff legislation amid economic uncertainty. It also mentions David Lawrence’s political take and predicts a challenging path for Harding’s program.
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Harding
Congress
New York Association of Commerce
David Lawrence
Washington
Daylight Seeping In On Farm Prosperity and Policy
Sir Paul Dispatch quotes Secretary Wallace from the Wall Street Journal noting that aiding farmers requires increasing farm product buyers, not railroad penalties or blanket tax blows. He warns wages, costs, and high freight rates depress demand, urging agriculture and finance to work together and warning Congress against hostile policy.
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Wallace
Wall Street Journal
Paul Dispatch
Briand Indictment Shapes World Opinion On Germany
The Philadelphia Public Ledger cites Briand’s Washington plea shifting global views of Germany from menace to more cautious trust. It notes the French premier steered the conference toward pledging aid and that German denials fail to convince world opinion.
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Germany
Berlin
Briand
Hove
Washington
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Security as Goal Guides National Defense Plan
The Washington Post argues that national security remains the fixed purpose of government and that the conference must devise cost effective defensive methods through mutual understanding. Nations will seek substitutes to armies and fleets if proven effective.
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Washington Post
Polite Silence Erases Senator Reed Remarks on Volstead
The Springfield Mass Republican notes that remarks by Senator Reed about Representative Volstead have been expunged from the Record. The editorial argues posterity is spared the truth about how congressmen sometimes conduct themselves in the interest of politeness.
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Senator Reed
Representative Volstead
Springfield
Mass
GoLoshes Promise Winter Foot Warmth
Dry, warm feet protect from winter ills better than fur coats and pricey hats. The Chicago Journal of Commerce promotes GoLOSHES as practical cold weather gear.
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Chicago Journal of Commerce
Water as a universal remedy for indigestion proposed
In a health column by William Brady M D a remedy for indigestion is proposed as water. A glassful or more before meals stimulates gastric juice and aids digestion. Morning water without salt improves metabolism. The column also answers reader questions on Karell regimens weight loss and workplace health conditions.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
Chary
Karell
Health Department
Fire Department
Life and Character Reading for Sagittarius
The character described is reliable, stable, energetic, with great physical strength and endurance. Impatience, hurried nature, and domineering affections are noted faults. The person seeks continuous work, may have nervous excitability, and benefits from outdoor life. birthstone is diamond. planets Mars and Jupiter.
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Mars
Jupiter
Notable births in science and invention on December 7
On December 7, 1804 William B. Rogers a physicist and geologist who founded the Massachusetts Institute of Technology was born. In 1822 William Saunders a horticulturist introduced seedless oranges to the United States. Everett H. Barney born in 1835 was an inventor associated with skates and a perforating machine.
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William B. Rogers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William Saunders
U. S
Everett H. Barney
Journal Wants Ads Seek Office Positions and Agents
Read the Journal Want Ads for securing good office positions and agents as signments. The listings emphasize available roles, qualifications, and how to apply through classified notices.
Today’s Thought and Measurements from Washington
A daily thought reflects on contentment and resilience with a poem line about garden in the desert. It notes the Washington Capital’s dimensions at 751 feet by 350 feet and remarks that seventy years ago scientists lacked star distance knowledge.
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Washington
The Bowling Expert Horns in With Some Advice
A bowling columnist offers practical tips from expert Horns, focusing on grip, stance, and release to improve accuracy. The piece emphasizes consistency, footwork, and targeting adjustments for players at all levels.
The Blithering Idol Love Confession and a Hidden Choice
Frances and Denby duel over a risky love triangle with Carter Gordon torn between loyalty and desire. Frances fears a cruel fate for Carter while Denby debates truth and risk as their pact unfolds. In a twilight revelation Carter ends his old romance and finds new love, sealing their fate.
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Frances
Denby
Jim Baxter
Mr. Temple Denby
Carter Gordon
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad Explains Safety
An advertisement warns buyers to ensure the Bayer name appears on aspirin packaging or tablets to guarantee genuine aspirin. It notes uses for colds headache neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. Boxes of twelve Bayer tablets are cheap and available from druggists in larger packages.
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Bayer
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Iowa
Associated Press
Daily Journal
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Avlanta
Runton & Woodmarz
Des Moines
Personal Health Service
M. D
Austin Flint
Flint
Chicren
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Fontain Fox
the Evening Story
Martha McC. Williams
Carter
Lora Lane
Jonathan
David
Jimmy Baxter
Lora
McClure
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