Population fears drive Japan to seek colonization plans
In Tokyo and Prairie du Chien reports a debate over overpopulation and emigration options. Japanese leaders discuss relocating people to Hokkaido or overseas for self support as rural resources strain. In Wisconsin a local fox farm imports sheep to crossbreed with Shropshire stock for fox feeding.
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Asia
A Wife's Confessional Adele Garrison in a New Phase
A fragment from Adele Garrison's confession shows a hospital scene with Dr. Meredith aiding a wounded patient. Family tensions surface as Katharine and Mother Graham observe, while medical care and quiet resilience frame the tense moment in a 1925 setting.
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Revolutionary visit decorates Lenin tomb in Moscow
International News Service reports a visiting revolutionary from China places a wreath on Lenin’s tomb as part of a ceremonial tribute. General Kann Khan Min, head of the Cantonese army, oversaw the evergreen circle honoring Sun Yat-sen era progressives before returning to China to advance a revolution.
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China
Pioneers to Go Home for Minnesota Reunion
Five hundred former Minnesotans living in California will trek back to Minneapolis for a reunion next summer. Some traveled west in covered wagons, and a motor voyage will mark their return drive.
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International News Service
Minneapolis
California
Minnesota Plans Royal Welcome for Expatriates
Cavalcade will bring them as Ried hosts expatriates in a ceremonial welcome. Among those arriving is Mrs. E Jerelle Thompson with her child born in St Paul, marking a notable arrival by car and community celebration.
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Minnesota
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Thompson
Whisehild
St. Paul
New Prescription Stuns Sore Throat in 15 Minutes
An odd advertisement promises relief from sore throat in 15 minutes with a new prescription sold as a money back remedy. It claims quick action and slight after effects with no mention of side harm, adds it is safe for children and guarantees satisfaction.
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Thorne
Dougsisu
Do inotor painting fetches record price in Japan
The highest price ever paid for a modern painting in Japan was paid recently by KL Yamaguchi an Ontha millionaire for a work by a Kyoto artist. The sale highlights Japan's art market rising to global prominence.
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International News
Loklo
Japan
KL Yamaguchi
Doinotor
Kyoto
Mary Anderson Dies at Seventy at Furnace Street Home
Mrs. Mary Anderson died yesterday morning at her daughter’s home 394 Furnace Street at the age of about seventy. Surviving are her daughter Mrs. B. XN. Mark and Dr. J.B. Anderson of Fairview Oklahoma.
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