Japanese Boys Day Praise and American Youth Reform
Dorothy Dix extols Japan’s Boys Day festival as a model, contrasting it with American attitudes toward boys. She laments constant ridicule and cramped living for boys, argues they lack space, discipline, and respect, and urges adopting Japaneseness in treating boys with care, attention, and honor. She asserts many boys suffer due to family neglect and societal scorn, calling for reform to value boys as sensitive individuals.
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Japan
Fauntleroy
Gmn
Tommy
Johnny
Ishmael
Hans
Wey
Che
Sele
Ines
Elder
Mother
Father
Slater
Eho
Bie
Sister
Mio
Mary
Litte
Tila
Johnny Jones
Faunt
Beema
Bove
It Works Try It Tella For Corn Relief
Advertisement claims a new product called freezone loosens corns and calluses without pain. A few drops on the tender corn supposedly relieve pain as the hard skin shrivels and loosens. The paste dries and allegedly does not inflame the surrounding tissue. The ad touts prevention of infection from self treatment.
Prominent Nevada Men Arrested in Fraud Conspiracy
Clarion Pennsylvania reports the arrest of Clarence D. Vanderer, a former Nevada congressman, former U S district attorney, and former Nevada legislature speaker, along with J Elson Smith of Carson City on charges of conspiring to defraud residents of Clarion County in the sale of 25000 dollars worth of Manning stock. Deputy Sheriff Foster M Mohney announced the arrests.
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Nevada
Clarion
Clarence D. Vanderer
United States
Rettorney
J. Elson Smith
Carson City
Nerv
Clarion County
Foster M. Mohney
New Corn Remover in Big Demand, Say Druggists
Druggists report high demand for Tre-Stict 44 corn remover now marketed as a Japanese product. The remedy promises quick relief from corn soreness and painless removal without cutting or paring. A tiny amount on the corn is claimed to lift the corn or callous, with a neat, clean preparation praised for skin safety.
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Jave
Seesaw Races In Major Leagues
Seesaw action continued in the major leagues with New York series leading the National and American circuits fluctuating. New York recovered from a Cincinnati setback, won five straight after a Chicago loss, then again led Philadelphia before a decline. Chicago held the American lead but Boston slipped after losses to Chicago. Interleague results show National east 15 west 9, American east 8 west 9.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
York
Jittinehanga
Ita
Doston
Bt. Louis
Boston
Barry
American Sees Raid on England
Folkestone, England May 31. AP correspondent recalls a German air raid with heavy casualties and vivid scenes. Rev. Burrid A. Jenkin of Kansas City describes fear, the sight of dive bombers, bombs tearing through hotels, a wounded driver, and civilians including a girl, a mother and two babies, amid wreckage and smoke. Nearly 100 killed, 200+ injured as British antiaircraft fire and pursuing planes mix with stunned survivors.
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Folkestone
England
Associated Press
Burrid A. Jenkin
Kansas City
Jenkins
Missouri
France
Rure Fee
Danner
Boatie
Canada
Red Cross
Fognah Described As "marvelous people" by Speaker
A fragment notes a speaker praising the Fognah as marvelous people while a related scene hints at whispered sensations and muted sounds, leaving the broader context unclear yet underscoring positive regard toward the Fognah community.
Ball Players Clash as Indian Slugger Hurls Bat
In San Francisco the afternoon game features a confrontation in the eighth inning when an Indian batter, angry and bloodied, swings a bat at Dan Murray Oaks catcher who dodges. Murray is struck on the left ear, sparking a heated chase toward the clubhouse as Alavera intervenes and umpires order both players off.
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San Francisco
Dan Murray
Smith
Murray
F Dian
Alavera
Revision of Time Records in Race at Chicago Speedway
Revision of the Ulme records made by four drivers in the 250 mile automobile derby at the Chicago speedway yesterday. Cliff Durant third, Eddie Hearne fourth, Lute Chevrolet ninth, Louis Fontane tenth in the corrected scores. Tralph Mulford's 156 and 200 mile times will be recognized as new American records, shaving seconds off prior marks. 200 mile time 1:65:11-15, the fastest on nine speedways in the country. Also notes that 49,000 women work in mines, about 60,000 on state railways, and thousands in munition factories under government orders.
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Chicago
Ulme
Chicago Speedway
Cliff Durant
Eddie Hearne
Lute Chevrolet
Louis Fountaine
Tralph Mulford
Tr Prareta
Lydia E Pinkham’s Medicine Proved Beneficial to Women
A testimonial from Dennison Texas praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relieving female troubles. Mrs G O Lowery describes severe nervousness hot flashes and pain ending after using the remedy. She urges others to write for free edrics to Lydia E Pinkham Medicines Co Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dennison
Texas
J'aufie
Leon
G. DO. Lowery
Carrete Ave
Deniion
Texes
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Atery
Optima
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Thos. Farr & CO. Distributors
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Felix T. Moore
Washington Ave
Paul W. Stecher Ogden
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Go Ready Printing CO
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A. A. McIntyre Drug Co
Kennedy Cafeteria Co
the Bank Gmokery
FW. Woolworth Co
W. His Weight & Sons
Lobelia Grocery
Lennea
J. T. Rushmer Manufacturing Opticlan
Wash Ave
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Utah
Henry Shulz
E. G. Hampton
Qrant Ave
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