Home Life in Japan A Look at Domestic Customs and Homes
The article surveys Japanese domestic life and architecture, detailing how homes are arranged, furnished, and heated, with emphasis on privacy, family roles, and etiquette. It notes open rooms, low furniture, and wooden shutters, plus how marriage ties and filial duties shape daily life and respect in the household.
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Pacific Ocean
East
Sapan
Jeperica
Europe
Africa
Miea
Mlle Islands
Aviv
Bevaie
Sepa
Avai White
Sian
Gary Leingeters
Hidena
Amur
Draugers
Antarica
Ukroukh
Jaruin
Pareitas
Atyore
Jovan
Hity Fir
Enys
Japan
Strang
Tost
Unites States
Atchen
Fragmented OCR Mentions on a Tokyo Correspondence Piece
The excerpt records a Washington Star Tokyo correspondent note with scrambled names and phrases. It hints at a person adapting to severity, mentions tobacco, coal crazer seating, and an easterner with almond eyes, all within a fragmented travelogue tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Washington Star
Rioters Stone Viennese Palaces Over Revolution Anniversary
A mob in Vienna attacked the palaces of Emperor Francis Joseph and Archduchess Clothilde after a march by students and workers. Windows were broken and flags not displayed, with police dispersing rioters after clashes. Several injured and many arrests reported.
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Vienna
Emperor Francis Joseph
Arch- Quehess Clothilde
Budapest
Petoty
President's son a joker at Roosevelt family service
Groton Mass March 16 Quentin Roosevelt staged a playful moment at Groton School chapel with his sister Alice during the last Sunday service of the term. He escorted a marker while Alice wore a grand feathered hat, drawing attention as Mrs Roosevelt noted the decoration.
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Quentin Roosevelt
Groton
Mass
Quentin
Groton School
Tie
Alice
Ira
Moomrvelt
Theodore, Jr
Jewell on Trial in Missouri State Senate Case
Kanes City news reports state senator Jewell of Iannis City faces trial on a criminal charge related to influence peddling. Prosecutor Hees and Gale Tarer Saran are named in the proceedings as part of the state's case, with the trial examining alleged attempts to benefit the crow through the alleged act.
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Kanens City
Poarenes
Jewell
Iannis
Ng Wropetit
Benidtor Jewell
W. Hees
M Gale Taraer Saran
Sarmot Ft
Jericies
Will
Divorce suit filed over dog and intoxicated husband
Bt Louis March 16 Divorce proceedings began in Brealt court when Macy Meth sued her husband Samuel A McCosh. She accuses him of keeping a drunk hireling at home and forcing her from bed while their dog slept nearby. Details in the record reference December 22 1897 and related domestic turmoil.
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Bt. Louis
Brealt
Mr& Macy Meth
Samuel A McCosh
St. Louth
Whelan to Speak at Woodmen Meeting in Madison
CE Whelan of Madison Wisconsin a aptial lecturer of the Modern Woodmen of America will address an open meeting at Woodmen hall Sixth and Jack S00 pireeta tomorrow Thursday evening under the auspices of Shawnee and Sunflower camps The members of the order and those interested in Woodcraft are invited Admission will be free.
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Mr. Whelan
CE. Whelan
Madison
Wis
Woodmen of America
Order
No Strike Expected After UMWA Vote Across States
National Officers report that overwhelming or substantial majorities across nine states have accepted the two year scale and no strike is anticipated. Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois show strong no strike margins, while a few districts remain uncertain or report minor pro strike majorities. President Mitchell expressed satisfaction with the results and a possible contract signing meeting next week.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Worker
America Aly
Wotls
Pennsylvania
Linton
Ind
Inilasa
Mitchell
Mndis
Down
Danville
Pittsburg
No. 5
Michigan
Wheelin
W. Vo
Makiilfon
Coshocton
Athena Elds
Ohio
Jury’s Trick On Judge In Contempt Case At Court
In Waukegan circuit court Judge Donnelly confronted jurors in the Schaefer versus Palmer case over alleged deception to obtain release. The panel reportedly prepared a sealed verdict stating Winagrey, prompting the judge to express strong anger as he opened the document.
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Waukegan
C. H. Donnelly
Schaefer Vs. Palmer
Terrife
Batliff
Donnelly
Winagrey
Bride Flees On Way To Wedding In La Crosse
Charles Scofield, a biker, arrived with a marriage license to wed his fiancé Marie Albert at her home in La Crosse. Her parents reported her absence and police learned she had boarded a noon train out of town. The couple were deeply in love, but the strange turn of events left witnesses puzzled.
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la Crosme
Wae
Atarenio
Charles Seoflett
Marie Albert
Scofield
Schofeld
Ta Crosse
Auburn
J. Barrett
Ragland
Portland
Ore
Shawnee
Fort Worth
Austin
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Texas
A. Campbell
Wek. Hofer
Hostew
Lucile Knute
Prei Dent
Bate
Madioos
Nina Viltton
Lars Dot Wesbster
Aviecon
Ey ‘Webster
New York Man Sues Over Mistakenly Buried Wife
Ignacio Valente sues the city claiming morgue staff misidentified a body as his dead wife leading to a wrongful burial. He argues the error caused him grief and expense after his wife vanished and authorities failed to verify identity.
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York
New York
Ignacio Valente
Valente
Dinuncio
Yeters
Vorpal
Valente Cllaims
Taft Explains Insular Affairs Tariff Changes to House
Secretary Taft testifies before the House on insular affairs outlining railway internal improvements in the Philippines. He cites Gov Wright on 3 percent drop in revenue and discusses lowering tariffs to boost income, suggesting bonds at four percent interest could be sold to fund improvements.
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Washington
Taft
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Philippines
Raft
Welt
Wright
Congress
Suerobiry Taft
Ware Denies Foreign Appointment Rumors and Office Plans
Washington reports United States pension commissioner F. Ware stated there is no foreign appointment he would accept and no such plan is contemplated. He dismissed stories of an imminent departure as false. Also: Much County Funds show County Treasurer Bowen guarding 192,008.57 with 71.78 cash on hand and deposits across First National, Merchants’ National, Central National, Bank of Topeka, State Savings, Rosaville, and Shawnee State banks totaling substantial sums.
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Washington
Agene F. Ware
United States Pension Commissioner
Much County
Bowen
First National Bank Sho
Merchants’ National Bank
Central National Bisuke
Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank
Rosaville State Bank
Shawnee ‘State Bank
The Terrors of War and Health Tonic Claims
A lengthy promotional piece argues war horrors and global conflict threaten Europe. It extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and tissue builder, linking digestion, blood quality, and immune strength to success in life and defense against disease. Testimonials claim dramatic personal health improvements and a free medical adviser book offer.
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Sis
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Brenna
Elliot_ McCully, McPherren
Clearfield Co
Mra
Caponroad
Capeoendnia
Conieg
Mon Sense
Mallion
Toe
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Moves
Local column records residents in North Topeka with moves, travels and health updates. Notable items include T. W. Anderson visiting Rossville, Miss Blanche Reynolds recovering from a gunshot injury, and families moving to 1107 Van Buren and 1812 Quincy streets. Also notes on post office staff changes, voting registration, a hospital operation, a wedding in Auburn, and travel ads to Texas and nearby states.
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Himball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
T. W. Anderson
Rossville
Chelles Elkins
Harrison Street
H. M. Steele
Adams House
Abe Towler
van Buren Street
Shew
Pettis County
Quincy Street
Wnt
A.B. Hodge
Tmiy
Madison Street
Guthrie
Oklo
P. W. Waignt
Shorey
Topeka
First Ward
Blanche Reynolds
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Cravenette Rain Coats
King Beer Tegen
K. C
Wellville
Ciion
Fous Bart
Bride O
MR. Ware
Eton
North Topeka
Sanford Dosa
Denver
James Brownlee Basford
Colorate House of Representat
Penn Yon N.Y
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