At Oberlin A Korean Girl Recalls Japanese Atrocities
April reports from Oberlin recount letters from Korean students describing Japanese abuses during the uprising and the danger for those who seek independence. Kim Nedle BD, a Korean sophomore at Oberlin, shares accounts of arrests, beatings, and forced denials while Koreans strive for liberty amid annexation.
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Oberlin
Mies Nedle
Kim
Oberlin College
Korea
Seoul
Hawaii
Fmn
America
Academy of Wooster College
Wooster
Korean Relief Society
Oberlin High School
Young Boon Choo
Shine’ “Am
Miss Kim
China
Gill
Bitro-Phosophate Promoted For Strength And Weight Gain
An old health ad touts Bitro Phosophate as essential for those feeling run down weak or anemic. It claims many need more phosphorous and warns against salts drastic drugs and cod liver oil. The ad emphasizes a physician prescribed formula and a 300 dollar guarantee with each box.
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New York
Whooping cough guidance and Vicks relief advice
A health note describes whooping cough as a dangerous child illness, stressing lengthy recovery and watchful convalescence after the coughing pains subside. It endorses Vicks VapoRub for local relief, outlines application methods, cautions against overdosage, and notes free samples from the Vick Chemical Company in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Vick
Vicks
Vick Chemical Company
Broad Street
Greensboro
N.C
Caucasus Tensions Rise Over Bolshevik Influence
Constantinople reports growing unease as Bolshevik advances threaten Armenia and Transcaucasus. Georgian rail passages and Azerbaijani clashes complicate fronts near Devalou and Choncha as Azerbaijan and Armenia fight on separate borders. Azerbaijani workers push a new rail line along the Araxe to Tabriz, with Baku rails torn up for the route. Chronicle-Telegram chronicle note urges readers to read the Want columns.
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Constantinople
Caucasus
Transcaucasus
Armenia
Taupse
Poti
Blick Cea
Batoum
Batoum Wold
Azerbaijan
Devalou
Erivag
Tabriz Rairoad
Choncha
Elizabethpol
Russia
Araxe
la Fer
Baku
Tabriz
Persia
Amherst health visit notes good condition in dairies
Wagner and Ohio State Board of Health inspectors with Dr Turner checked dairies meat markets and stores in Amherst on Thursday finding overall good conditions. They urged dairy improvements and reported a dog bite incident led to quarantine with no current contagion. Community fundraising for a monument to France continues with Amherst quota set at 150 dollars.
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Amherst
Wagner
T. R. Maurer
Ohio State Board of Health
W. H .Turner
TF Ge Sy
Aireway
A. A. Hunter
C. B. Avery
H. Purcell
South Amherst
American Legion
Arthur Miler
Seymour Norton
Akron
K of P.'s
Redington
R. Petty
Elyria
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