Editorial Commentary on Dr Crowther and Japanese Assimilation
The Star rebukes Dr Crowther for claims on Japanese spies and assimilation, denounces his anti Japanese insinuations, and defends The Star stance against boycott threats. It notes California unrest over Japanese immigration and asserts The Star supports American first policy against Japanese incursions.
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Crowther
First Methodist Church
Crow
Northwest
California
Calimia
Tts
Japase
Dr. Crowther
J. Browther
Bento
Arming Against Flu and Public Health Warnings
Harvard researchers deny a serum cures influenza and only partly reduces mortality. The piece notes the 1918-19 flu epidemic exposed gaps in science and public health and calls for renewed precautions, stronger school and physician readiness, and better information sharing with the States Public Health Service. It also cites debates on salaries for teachers and speculative political candidates for 1920.
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Harvard
United States
States Public Health Service
Man Afraid Of His Job by Dr Frank Crane
A social critique on job holders fearing change for self preservation. Labor leaders are blamed for feeding disputes to keep power and salaries, while true reform aims at prevention and steady improvement without violence or strikes.
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Man
Frank Crane
Im- Bee
Republic
Dogs and men compared in Arctic tales and quirky notices
McMillan argues dogs and humans share core traits as sled teams clash with a polar bear. The item moves through curious vignettes from New York to Topeka and Baltimore, noting quirky quotes, reassignments of ministers, and odd local lore about renewal of licenses and a New Jersey wild man while peppering in cultural quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan
How to care for influenza patients at home
Guidance on preventing flu spread emphasizes home rest for the patient, isolation, and hygiene. It recommends separate meals, sterilized dishes, and cloth coverings for attendants, with masks, proper hand washing, and avoiding cough discharges. Medical advice warns against self prescribing and stresses physician guidance.
October 22 Through History Headlines
The 22nd of October marks key events: Charles Martel’s death after 25 years ruling Francia, Cromwell’s 1668 interment, the 1685 revocation of the Edict of Nantes, Samuel Houston elected president of Texas in 1836, Leopold Damrosch born 1832, Annie Louise Carey born 1842, Theophile Gautier died 1872, and the first transatlantic wireless telegraph in 1915 linking Arlington to Paris.
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Charles Martel
France
Slia
Oliver Cromwell
Evelyn
England
Louis XIV
Samuel Houston
Republic of Texas
Leopold Damrosch
America
Annie Louise Carey
Theophile Gautier
Atlantic
Arlington
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Escape from the Prison Shell in The Great Out Doors
A poem in which a man in solitary confinement longs for sunlight and freedom. He asks for an unbarred pane, a daily walk, a land without punishment, and ultimately ascent beyond Earth and universe. The speaker declares the soul seeks to break its shell and flee captivity.
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Earth
Heaven
Hell
Aspirin for Colds Bayer Brand Mentioned on Genuine Tablets
The notice notes that genuine aspirin for colds bears the Bayer name on the product. It emphasizes authenticity and brand labeling for consumer trust and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Ends Stubborn Coughs in a Hurry
An old home remedy promises rapid relief from persistent coughs. To a pint bottle add 2% ounces Pinex and fill with sugar syrup or substitutes. it's marketed as inexpensive and effective for throat and chest ailments, with a promise of satisfaction or money back from The Pinex Co.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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American Reconstruction League
B. H. Gary
John Barleycorn
Wilson
D’annunzio
Albany Journal
Everett True
Everett
Cook
Blinky Fill
Blinky Pill
Kipling
New York
Edward Watson Denny
Topeka
Kas
Doreen Steer
Express
Liverpool
Baltimore
Melvin C. Morrishaa
Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Baptists
Mr. Morris
ST. Louis
Raymond i Frasier
Seattle
American Bankers’ Association
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tony Aguree
Mercedes Agurre
Justice of the Peace
Agurres
Lesperville
N. J
United States Public Health Service
Rupert Blue
U. 8S
Public Health Service
Sam
Ty Mail
Adee Nsformation Koorron, L
Washington
BC. C
Edmund Vance Cooke
Fourth Ave Bank
Baume Analgesique Bengue
D Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
D. C
Isla DE Luzon
Hawk
Ket
Toston
Masa
Fourth Naval District
Philadelphia
Waran
Eighth Naval District
New Orleana
Essex
Goprhma
Mantic
EAGLE
Ninth Naval District
Great Lakes
Princeton
Puget
Bremerton
Wash
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Con Danlels
Ecrétary
Horlick
DR. J. BR. Binyon Free
First Ave
Binyon Optical CO
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