Editorial exposes anti Japanese sentiment and fear in Pacific Northwest
Letters and editorials from The Star and readers in Kitsap County warn against Asiatic infiltration and Japanese influence on schools and resources. Citizens urge decisive action, citing land grabs on Bainbridge Island and the need to preserve white heritage amid rising Japanese presence and perceived political threat.
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Star
Yaller
Kitsap
Poulsbo
Bainbridge Island
Sta
Seattle
the Star
Japan
The
California
Hom
Jolly
Liife
Health and sanitation prevent disease and death
Information editor emphasizes hygiene and sanitation as keys to preventing illness. Proper ventilation humidity control water safety and disease transmission measures are essential to protect the body from harmful agents and avoid suffering and loss.
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Relief From Thinness
An old remedy article promotes Bitro-Phosphate tablets to counteract thinness by correcting phosphorous deficiency. It claims nerve tension eases, strength returns, and the body gains fullness and health, while warning users who want to avoid weight gain to avoid fattening foods.
Boldt's French Par Try Locations Listed
Uptown address at 1414 3d Ave and downtown site at 913 2d Ave appear in the note about Boldt's French par try business.
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Boldt
Uptown
October anniversaries from medieval to early America
A historical montage notes events dated October from 966 to 1835. It mentions Hugh Capet’s death, Jane Seymour’s death, an Irish Papist hostility order in 1644, the 1648 Peace of Westphalia, William Penn's landing in 1682, and a Tammany Hall riot in 1835, with the origin of the term loco foco.
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Hugh Capet
France
Jane Seymour
Henry VII
Germany
Westphalia
William Penn
America
Newcastle
Del
Tammany Hall
Loco-Foco
Reformers
Loco-focor
Democratic Party
Shamrock Snoop Probes Tunnels in Humorous Mystery
The detective Shamrock, along with Vitzceck and Frankerhouse, investigates a tunnel beneath police HQ after discovering a mysterious jagged fragment and suspects Amphibious Victims of the Dreath. He plans a late night voyage to the Cremedementhes tombs as chapter nine nears.
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Shamlock
Shamrock
Les
Gerald I Fitzeed
Shamilock
Pitacect
Watt
P Frankerhouwre
Moe Juller
Ank V. Arkeny
Aid
Trake
Lena
Seventh
Pine
Gnashon Island
Pier 1
Fuececit
Frankerhounse
Fitz Cedt
Unusual Winter Centerpiece From Strawberries
The Old Gardener suggests an unusual winter centerpiece by digging two or three strawberry plants and planting them in a cold frame or box. Cover with glass or boards to guard against snow, then in a cellar thaw and move to a light window. Transfer pollen gently and watch fruit form for decoration.
When a Child Has Croup Foley’s Honey and Tar Sold Everywhere
Mothers favor Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for croup. It claims to loosen mucus, clear phlegm, open airways, and ease hoarseness. A mother from Athena Oregon endorses it as invaluable for children’s coughs and croup and says they never are without it.
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Foley
T. J. McCall
Athena
Lydia E. Pinkham
The Need of Education by Dr. Frank Crane
A 1919 essay mocks overanalyzed school surveys in Virginia praising education. It critiques inflated questions and cites humorous examples about biology and everyday life to argue for more practical, truth-telling schooling and parental guidance.
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Frank Crane
Educational Review of Reviews
Virginia
Harvard
McGuffey
Desmonds
Asta
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Natrione Personally
United States Public Health Service
Rupert Blue
U. S. Public Health Service
Health Service
Ashington, D, C
Edwin J
Columbia St
A. C. Cico
Marvel
Frnst Hardware
Pike ST
U.S.A
Cleopatra
Mark Antony
Cairo
Nero
Kore
Nile
Netead
Super
J. Cnaenar
Gaul
Rubicon
Sheba
Solomon
Kenton Pharmacal Co
Coppin Ridg
Covington
Hepsidam
Snookania
Ampicos
Fair Land
W. H., Allen
Hamas
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