Thousands Suffer in Eastern Europe War Zones
A 企troduction by J M Kaufman reports Herbert Hoover confirming four years of hunger in Poland Lithuania Russia the Balkans Yugoslavia Crecko Slovakia Romania and Palestine. The piece urges American aid of food fuel clothing and money, highlights Jewish children starving in Poland and the need for rationing, medicines and shelter, and notes a $1,160,000 state quota for October relief.
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Europe
Asia
America
Poland
Lithuania
Russia
Balkans
Jugo-Slavia
Armerica
Tinois
Nicholson's Appeal Illinois Quota to Raise Major Fund
Meredith Nicholson argues for a $1,500,000 appeal in Illinois during late October to relieve global misery. He stresses shared humanity and condemns racial hatred as civilizational failure while urging aid for hungry and homeless people worldwide.
One Fourth World’s Women in China
A report notes that about 200 million Chinese women work in industry across Shanghai and Canton. It describes long hours, low pay, and harsh conditions in mills and silk filature rooms, with women and girls earning tens of cents a day. The NYWC A plans to place a China expert to study factory conditions and promote social programs and worker health and education.
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Shanghai
Canton
World Service For Women
National Young ‘Women’s Christian Association
China
Hull House Uses Americanization Scheme in Chicago District
Hull House in South Halsted Street Chicago pursues an Americanization program modeled on Theodore Roosevelt policies. Workshops in English and crafts foster local integration with crafts from Europe and neighborly clubs. A portion of the Roosevelt Memorial fund of 750000 dollars planned for Illinois in October 2027 will support this work.
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Hull House
Chicago
Miss Addams
Europe
Illinois
South Halsted
Teaching in China by Y W GA Students
The article notes that Chinese mothers are often described as cripples and discusses women’s feet binding cultural norms. It highlights cooperation among Chinese physicians, missionary boards, and the Young Women’s Christian Association to improve child health by founding a Shanghai normal school for physical directors in 1914.
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Chinese Medical Association
China
Young Women's Christian Association
Shanghai
National Committee
Ying Mei Chun
Wellesley School of Physical Education
Canton
Peking
Japanese Doctor and YWCA Official Named
Dr. Tomo Inouye of Tokyo serves as treasurer of Japan’s YWCA National Committee and medical inspector for girls in Tokyo schools. She was the sole Japanese delegate to the YWCA International Conference of Women Physicians. The piece also recounts anecdotes about Captain Bullock, Deadwood’s first sheriff, and his friendship with Theodore Roosevelt.
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Tomo Inouye
Tokyo
Japan
The
Young Women's Christian Assention
Inouye
International Conference of Women Physicians
Y. W. ©. A. International Conference of Women Physicians
Seth Bullock
London
Colonel Roosevelt
Deadwood
Captain Bullock
Bullock
Montana
West
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Wyoming
Cleveland
Swan
Mr. Cleveland
Black Hills
Borel Bee
Chicago
Little Missouri
United States
Rough Riders
Roosevelt Memorial fund backed by personal friends
William Boyce Thompson, president of the Roosevelt Memorial Association, announced that all campaign expenses are paid by Colonel Roosevelt’s personal friends and that every cent raised will be used solely to carry out memorial plans.
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Teddy
William Boyce Thompson
The
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Roosevelt Memorial
Colonel Roosevelt
Man to Church Sunday at 11 with special music and talk
Congregational notes announce next Sunday worship at 11 o'clock a service aimed at men with male quartette and orchestral accompaniment. A short address titled The Art of Being One Man will be given. Also listed are the February Women’s Missionary Meeting on the 4th at Mrs Pinkley and Mrs Rhoads, and the Pilgrim Reading Circle gathering Wednesday evening.
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J. C. Pinkley
M. J. Rhoads
M. E. Church Notes Sabbath Observance Reminders
The M. E. Church urges keeping the Sabbath holy with a sunny last day, asks full attendance next Sunday for Sunday School at 10 A M and a story hour at 2 30 by the Junior League. Epworth League at 6 80 features Making Sick People Well In China. preaching at 7 30. Efforts seek a Siberia veteran speaker.
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Peter and
John
Samaria
Epworth
China
Ella Rothenberger
Ottawa Owls Visit Hall Township in Return Basketball Clash
Hall Township hosts Ottawa High School for a return game on Saturday night January 31. Ottawa won earlier this season on their floor by six points, and last year Ottawa edged Hall here by two. The fall floor matchup is expected to be close and exciting with a large home crowd likely.
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Hall Township
Ottawa
Stag Party Hosted by Wheeler and Miller
Ralph Wheeler and Fenton Miller hosted a stag party at Ralph Wheeler's home on Saturday evening. Cards provided the entertainment and a dainty supper was served at midnight. Guests included Henry Coat, Frank Moffett, C. W. Knepp, J. C Sitterly, Ne'son Smith, Ed Howard, George Thompson, M. J. Rhoades, IT Munson, Peter Hollerich, Jerry Neenan, H. F E. Davis, H. & Ong, and Harry Wheeler.
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Ralph Wheeler
Fenton Miller
Messrs
Henry Coat Frank Moffett
C. W. Knepp
J. C Sitterly
Ne'son Smith
Ed Howard
George Thompson
M. J. Rhoades
It, Munson
Peter Hollerich
Jerry
SODA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE AT VALLEY BAKERY NOTICE
An available soda fountain is offered for sale. Inquiries should be directed to Valley Bakery and Confectionery located at 113 St Paul Street.
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the Valley Bakery
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Herbert Hoover
Interallied Food Commission
J.M. Kaufman
Nicholson
Joseph
Your Brother
Meredith Nicholson
Shanghai Cotton Mills
Col. Roosevelt
Congregational Church
Pilgrim Reading Circle
J. C. Sitterly
M. E. Church Notes
Siberia
Teo, J. C. Jones
Hall
Otta
St. Paul Street
Savoy
Sear’s Cash
East ST. Paul ST
Spring Valley, Illinois
Majestic Theatre
Tillie
Margaret Mayos
New York
Boston
Edy
Jee
Baby Mine
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