Japan Girls Replace Men In Industry Amid War Demand
Prepared by Nations Geographic Society and WN Service, the piece describes Japanese women filling factory jobs as men go to war. It highlights Tokyo Osaka and Nagoya plants with women dominant in toothpaste, silk processing, glass, and footwear production. It notes long hours and dormitory living, plus western ideas influencing leisure and work.
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Tokyo
Osaka
Japan
Zook
Tokyo Glass Factory
China
Nai
Be Courteous Your Children Be Courteous Your Children
Philip and Robbie, locked out of school in cold November, walk home together following streetcar tracks. Their mother credits Philip’s self reliance to gentle guidance and respect, saying calm reasoning and courtesy foster trust and independent problem solving.
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Hilip
Univn
Robbie
Bobbie
Philip
Brother
Ric
Philipn
Kingergarten
Nationa
This is a billion dollar country remark by Read
In the Fifty first Congress during 1891 Speaker Thomas B. Read of Maine declared this is a billion dollar country in reply to a member’s complaint about a billion dollar appropriation. The first session had 500 million appropriated and the second session was slightly larger, totaling just over a billion for that congress.
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Thomas B. Read
Maine
Care Needed In Exercising Weak Hearts
Dr James W Barton discusses exercise for weak hearts, warning against excessive rest after acute heart events. He outlines graded and resistive methods, notes Bishop Jr guidance on breathing and massage, and suggests tailoring activity to patient tolerance to strengthen the heart without triggering invalidism.
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Schott
Louis Faugeres Bishop Jr
New York
Archives of Physical Therapy
Redium
God
Bishop
Protection To the Body The Body Fights Disease Analysis
A medical explainer discusses how white blood cell counts, pulse, temperature, and blood pressure reflect the body's fight against infection. Dr. F. M. Pottenger is cited on the protective nature of symptoms and the importance of overall body strength over isolated readings. The piece emphasizes the body's defense mechanisms rather than fever alone.
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Sirian
Chert Ang
Ihe du
F. M. Pottenger
Oy Western Newspaper Union
Formal Draperies to Make at a Low Cost
A torn consumer feature describes low cost drapery projects with sewing tips and illustrated patterns. Instructions show cutting fabric, folding, stitching, and arrangement for graceful drapery panels. An offer promotes two sewing books for 25 cents postpaid to Mrs Spears in Chicago.
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Spears
Chicago
Around the House Practical Kitchen Tips
A collection of household hints covers making seedless raisin and peanut butter sandwiches, polishing china with white paste, saving labor with a wall rack above the sink, using soda to salvage sour milk, and achieving crisp fried fish by drying well and frying in abundant boiling fat.
Camel Cigarette Superiority Claims From Test Results
The ad touts Camel cigarettes as milder and longer burning than 15 leading brands. It claims Camels burn 5% slower, add the equivalent of 5 extra cigarettes per pack, hold ash longer, and offer a refined aroma and taste, asserting higher quality for smokers.
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