Chinese Woman M D Dr Tseo Redefines Womanhood In America
Dr Pang Yuen Tseo of Nan zhang China, daughter of Dr and Mrs Tseo Ling Han, trained at Northwestern Madison Chicago and Bellevue before ambulance work. She plans to return home to teach and practice medicine, carrying democracy’s spirit and Western practical lessons to her people.
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Willis Brooks
New York
Vasper
Furgeon
Bellevue Hosital
Earth
Pang Yuen Tseo
Tseo Ling Han
Nanzhang
China
America
Tseo
Chinese Educational Mission
Northwestern University
Evanston
Madison Uniersity
Chicago University
Bellevue
Chiis
Rockefeller Foundation
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The passage discusses cultural exchange with the West, praising practical fields like engineering, architecture, scientific agriculture, and dentistry. It notes American women leading in these areas and expresses a hope to foster such teachings upon returning home.
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West
United States
Three Civilized Essentials Questioned by Teacher
A Albany Press report notes a primary class discussion on civilization. A teacher asks what three things are necessary for a civilized man with students recalling food and clothing. a large boy finally swears the unseen third is a wife. Also mentions European glass tubes for handling petroleum and glass in place of rubber.
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Ake
James
Albany Press
Europe
New Easy System To Remove Superfluous Hair
A sulfo solution claims to shrivel and wipe away hairs without skin irritation. Other products promise scalp cleansing, hair growth stimulation with beta quinol and bay rum, and a zinc based complexion treatment with glycerine. The text promotes ready to use drug store mixtures and home preparations for hair removal and skin improvement.
War’s grip on New York life sparks jokes and complaints
In New York on peace news, crowds laughed and cried as rail and subway service lagged. Traction firms blamed the war for delays while shoppers faced scarce stock and higher prices. Merchants and officials urged patience, yet confusion grew over wartime austerity and delivery delays.
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New York
New York Financial District
The
Marne
von Bernstorff
Serchants
Libre Belgique Celebrates Fourth Year of Service
Paris reports the underground Belgian paper Libre Belgique marks its fourth anniversary with a special issue featuring General von Falkenhausen. In an odd twist, the German official allegedly receives a copy in his overcoat and orders Berlin detectives to locate the printer, though investigators ultimately prevail.
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Libre Belgique
Paris
Belgium
von Falkenhausen
Berlin
Belgian Escapades and a Celebratory Banquet Report
A scrambled clipping recounts exploits linked to the Libre Belgique and a printer sentenced to years in prison. The narrative mentions a banquet celebrating a victory, a photograph of the event, and a Belgian escapee’s tale of escapes from occupation.
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Libro Belgique
Cure for rupture without operation offered by carpenter
Eugene M. Pullen, a Marcellus Avenue carpenter in Mans enqual, claims a complete nonoperative cure for rupture after years of failed treatments. He advertises sharing information to interested readers and warns others to cut out the notice.
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Trussek
Ionam
Eugene M. Pullen
Marcellus Avenue
Untitled wartime remark hints at German agents in Belgium
The speaker cites possible reasons for betrayals amid wartime occupation. He mentions Germans could be bought for francs and promises further explanations after Belgium is freed. He asserts the freeing will come soon and that details will follow.
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Gions
Belgium
First Workmen's Model City Opens Near London
The first workmen's model city for laborers and artisans opened 44 years ago on the Shaftesbury Park estate near Wandsworth. Initiated by the Earl of Shaftesbury, the Artisans Laborers and General Dwellings Company built cottages to ease overcrowded tenements in British industrial centers. Despite success, congestion remains a major urban issue now under sociological study in Europe and America.
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Shaftesbury Park
Wandsworth
London
Earl of Shaftesbury
Artisans
Europe
América
Wilson a fairly good golfer
In Magnolia Massachusetts Joe Dineen 11 remarks on President Wilson during a Myopia Hunt Club round, praising his eye on the ball and noting he is a better driver than putter. He criticizes the backswing and speed of the putt, mentions a secret service man finding a stray ball, and quotes Dineen on Mrs Wilson’s game.
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Mass
Joe Dineen
Wilson
Myopia Hunt,Club
Washington Times
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Secret Service
Wilton
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