Health of Tokyo Children Suffering From Aftermath of 1923 Quake
Tokyo survey by the Child Welfare Section shows 60 percent of children under seven in slum areas are unhealthy due to nourishment shortfalls and disease. Unemployment and ruins soil contribute to poor health and limited growth prospects for the next generations. The city launches forest nurseries including a Gotemba camp to provide medical care, nutrition, and fresh air for about 300 children, alongside eight urban nurseries in slums to educate parents on child health care.
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Luther A. Huston
International News Service
Gonvenpement Tokyo
Tokyo
Kimatshu Okazaki
Gotemba
Cuticura Heals Severe Pimples Says Philadelphia Woman
A yearlong battle with large red pimples on face and hands ended after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Miss Blank of Philadelphia reported relief after six cakes of soap and four boxes of ointment, noting sleepless nights and disfigurement before treatment. She recommends daily Cuticura use to prevent pimples.
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Usi
Hie Blank
Durfor St
Phila
Card Of Thanks From Turner Family
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of beloved husband and son. Appreciation noted for floral tributes and autos. Signed Mrs Nancy Turner Mr J Co Turner and family. local 11 No matter how much time a judge gives he always has some left.
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Naxcy Turner
J. Co. Turner
Abe Martin on criminals at Melodeon Hall
Constable Newt Plum denounces crime and paroled criminals while detailing cases from Elmer Means to Speck Grimes. He argues crime stems from fast living, lacking work, and desire for quick gains, urging exposure and work as remedies.
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Newt Plum
Melodeon Hall
Elmer
Child Seven Shoots Tale of Stranger Hoax narrows
Seven year old Pasquale Richilli of Westfield New York was shot by a chum aged 11 near the New York Central tracks. He claimed a stranger fired at him and cried I have you now, leading to arrest of a man. Hospital reports a stomach wound, the story later admitted as a hoax.
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Erie
New York Central
Pasquale Richilli
Westfield
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Brooks Hospital
Dunkirk
Richilli
Impressions of New Castle Bishop Sermon at Rotary
Fellow Rotarians attend Monday noon meeting as Rev Walter McClure speaks on My Impressions of New Castle. The current crowd includes Bob McKinney Stub Long Bill Hugus and Howard Kirk, underscoring the speaker's conviction on contemporary topics.
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Walter McClure
New Castle
Bob McKinney
Stub Long
Bill Hugus
Howard Kirk
McClure
Carl E. Paisley
Central Picnic Date Change at Cascade Park
The Central Presbyterian church and Sunday School picnic is rescheduled to Thursday August 6 at Cascade Park. Picnickers should bring baskets with food silverware and cups. Ice cream lemonade and coffee will be served. The event offers sports for all ages and sizes and expects a large crowd.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Belgium Cabinet Rejects Suffrage Bill in Chamber Vote
In Brussels the chamber of deputies rejected the woman suffrage bill 81 to 74 after a stormy session that may trigger a cabinet crisis. The bulletin notes the International News Service report from July 25.
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International News Service
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Seine Tribunal Grants Divorces To American Women
Two American women received divorce decrees from the Seine Tribunal in Paris. Mrs. George Allen Fuller formerly Caswell, a Boston born society leader, wed October 22, 1919. Mrs. James Irving Bush formerly Miss Travis Strader, married in New York October 26, 1921.
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International News Service
Paris
George Allen Fuller
Caswell
Boston
James Irving Bush
Travis Strader
New York
Fullers
Huntington
L. I
George Fuller
Union Club
New York Club
Rockaway
New York Yacht Club
Badminton Club
Latrobe Woman 91 Takes Airplane Ride in Enjoyment
Latrobe Pennsylvania July 25 report the oldest local flyer Mrs Sarah Smith 91 of Latrobe rode a Kerr Aviation field Lincoln highway in a plane piloted by Bill Smith for five minutes She said she enjoyed it greatly following earlier age milestones July 4 an 81 year old and prior a 71 year old woman had been passengers
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Latrobe
Sarah Smith
Kerr Aviation
Lincoln Highway
Bill Smith
Arrest of alleged dope doctor in New York City
Federal agents arrested John T. Gilbert alias Dr. Gilbert in New York City on a long distance narcotics mail order operation serving over 5600 patrons across the South and Midwest. A seized hotel room contained a book listing more than 500 customer names, a narcotics code book, and about $5,000 in drugs.
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International News Service
New York
South
Middle West
John T. Gilbert
Dr. Gilbert
Gilbert
Good Oil Strike Near Kane Marks Potential 100 Barrels Daily
Kane Pa July 25 The strike on the Fred H Pittock lease seven miles from Kane appears promising for 100 barrels daily. Drillers say the depth of 1900 feet reached oil sand and a flow shot above the derrick soaking workers and halting operations until a power boiler is moved for safety due to fire risk.
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Kane
Fred H. Pittock
Fix Program For Education Week
Washington July 25 The United States Bureau of Education the National Education Association and the American Legion have cooperated in drawing up the program for American Education Week held this year from November 16 to November 22. The program outlines a day Monday November 16 focusing on The Constitution as the Bulwark of Democracy and Opportunity with themes on unity justice tranquility defense welfare and liberty. The constitution guarantees these rights and embodies the will of the people. One constitution one Union one flag one history.
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International News Service
Washington
United States Bureau of Education
National Education Association
The
American Legion
Flag Ideals and Civic Duty Essay Recalls Patriot Roots
On Tuesday, November 17, a civic note proclaims the Flag of the United States as a symbol of republican ideals. It asserts the flag protects life and property, urges public duty, emphasizes voting as a patriot’s duty, and calls for defending national honor from unjust attack.
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United States of America
Not Too Much to Say about the Need of Teachers
Quote by Calvin Coolidge on November 18 urges that teachers are nation builders and that schools form the foundation of democracy. It emphasizes providing for schools, paying trained teachers adequately, and teaching patriotism as a duty of public servants.
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Calvin Coolidge
Conservation and Thrift Day and Know Your School Day
A historical notice outlines two events for November with quotable mottos from John Muir and a call to education reform. It urges conserving resources, preventing fires, thrift, and prosperity, followed by a education emphasis: progress with the times, broader studies, science, and crime prevention.
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John Muir
Community and Health Day and For God and Country Day
Observance outlines focus areas for health, education, and civic welfare. It highlights goals like community centers, equal opportunity for children, library service, nutrition, public health officers, and parks, followed by a Sunday emphasis on religion morality and education for good government with home school and church education.
Hair in Locket Lock Sparks Mourning Mystery
Mrs. Smith explains to Mrs. Brown that a locket containing her husband’s hair proves his deathless fate, while a caller notes the hair is gone despite the husband still living, turning a family keepsake into a puzzling relic.
Mrs Wilhelmys Recovery With Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
St Paul Minnesota resident Mary Wilhemy reports severe fatigue and loss of appetite after childbirth. A friend advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and after several bottles she regained strength, gained weight, eats well and sleeps soundly.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
St. Paul
Minn
Mary Wilhelmy
Duke Street
St. Paul, Minnesota
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