Foreigner in Japan and Pacific Coast immigration attitudes
An excerpt discusses Japan's stance toward aliens and immigrants, noting that Japan admits foreigners cautiously while its Pacific Coast seeks exclusion measures. It cites Lothrop Stoddard in World's Work October on Japan's attitude and contrasted claims regarding Japanese immigrants in the United States.
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Japanese immigration policy and land ownership limits in early 20th century
A summary discussion notes Japan's historical exclusionist stance on immigration and land ownership for foreigners, citing 1910 land law attempts and delayed promulgation. It contrasts Japan's approach with American immigration policy and touches on debates about infrastructure funding and road paving measures, including fiscal implications and public perception.
Inviting Trouble Along the Street with a Heavy Child
A girl in her teens carries a heavy child and, after setting him down, laments you cannot force cheerfulness by discouraging others. The piece argues that one should look beyond personal feelings to influence others positively rather than blame the child.
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Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight Parental Duty Note
A temperance era reflection argues Demon Rum is not the sole cause of a boy's downfall. Fathers must monitor their sons early and stay engaged, sharing time and attention to keep them on the straight path. Detours are tied to parental neglect, not just peer groups or liquor.
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Meeker
Portland
Washington
Frank M. Fretwell
Dartmouth
Night light, nurse guide fated babies in ward
A reflective piece on the hospital baby ward contrasts midnight scenes with daylight visits. The night light and nurse appear as quiet stewards of futures, hinting at the vast spectrum of paths from birth to destiny, while readers hold hope for each child.
The Football Warrior Steps Onto the Gridiron Stage
In schools and on fields young players train to become greats like Ruth or Cobb. The piece praises football as a builder of body and mind, shaping character and poise as youths strive toward a defining game day, often the Saturday before Thanksgiving or Thanksgiving Day.
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Economy vs. gas profits and political hints
The East Ohio Gas Co. warns that only price increases will force true gas economy, citing Standard Oil’s brother. The piece pairs satire on profiteers with notes on hunting season, nominations, fashion shifts, sugar manipulation, and a shift into coal business.
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Disenchanted Egotism and the Cure of Discouragement
The Star Today columnist argues discouragement stems from self centered egotism. He contends pride collapses when faced with reality and urges faith in God to renew effort and resolve.
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Simple Pinex Based Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A homemade cough syrup blends Pinex with syrup to yield a pint that outperforms store bought versions. It claims fast relief by loosening phlegm and soothing irritated membranes, suitable for bronchitis, hoarseness, and asthma symptoms with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back promise.
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Penumbra of a Man The Right to One's Name and Influence
Doctor Frank Crane argues that a person’s penumbra extends beyond his body to include deeds, thoughts, ambitions, and public reputation. He cites figures like Edison and Goethe to illustrate how legacy persists through influence, noting even enemies and friends help form a person’s aura.
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Why Be Discouraged by Whit Hadley
A compact montage of quotes and anecdotes on determination. Victor Hugo, Napoleon, Seneca, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Mrs Soreerville, and Quintilian inspire with endurance and willpower. The piece urges seizing the moment, starting now, to overcome discouragement.
Living Back Earns The Place Of Hype And Cheers
UCH is LIFE. The crowd cheers and shouts as he is hailed as the latest Living Back with the roaring acclaim filling the arena.
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