Allure AdPromotes Kotex Sanitary Pads
An advertisement extols Kotex as a modern sanitary pad offering five times the absorbency and deodorizing benefits. It claims women should abandon old pads for a discreet, affordable product sold in drug or department stores, priced as a few cents per twelve-pack.
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Tai-O Hai. Capital of a blighted paradise
Washington October 14 The island port Tai-O-Hai in the Marquesas is described as a port tragedy by a National Geographic Society bulletin. Once promising as a Pacific metropolis it declined after colonization, disease and drink reduced the Marquesans from a peak population to only a few thousand and the valleys were abandoned.
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Tai-O Hai
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Nukahiva
Mendana
America
Cap’ain Ingraham
Boston
Washington Islands
David Porter
United States Navy
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Drought Delays Start of Schools in Northeast Georgia
In drought stricken counties of Northern Georgia the school year is being considered for an immediate start rather than waiting for November and December. Fort Land, state superintendent of schools, reports letters from local officials requesting early openings due to dry conditions.
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Georgia
Fort B.land
Europe safety plan to study six industries
A committee of experts aiding the Safety Service of the International Labor Office of the League of Nations will investigate six European industry sectors to standardize and improve safety. Frederick Ritzman announced the plan in Cleveland, noting monographs will be issued as data becomes available and translated for each country. Major Henry A. Reninger of the National Safety Council is the American member.
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International Labor Office
League of Nations
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National Safety Council
International Labor of
Communicable Diseases Declined in Early September Reports
Atlanta reports show fewer cases of six diseases diphtheria malaria typhoid fever whooping cough dysentery and scarlet fever in the first three weeks of September compared with August. Diphtheria rose from July to September while typhoid fell 129 cases. scarlet fever reached 15 in September.
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Rice import totals highlight Japan's food needs
Tokyo reports that Japan consumes 80,697,000 koku or 403,485,000 bushels of rice annually. The five year average includes 60,000,000 bushels imported from abroad, underscoring the nation's dependence on foreign supplies.
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Japan
Dodge Brothers Sell Directly Through Dealers to Purchasers
Dodge Brothers advertise direct sale through their dealers with no regional distribution agencies to add costs, promising lower overall car prices to buyers.
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Dodge Brothers
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