Anti Japanese Legislation Sparks California Debate
In Tokio on Thursday under Japanese peace society auspices, speakers including Garon Yoshiro Sakatani and ex senator Theodore Burton urged calm amid anti Japanese legislation in California. Sakatani warned of long term damage to U S Japan ties if rights of Japanese residents were curtailed. Burton called for moderation and warned against exploiting the issue for political gain.
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Tokio
Associated Press
California
United States
Garon Yoshiro
Sakatani
China
Tse
Uemen
America
Japan
Taron Sakatani
Theodore
Curten
California Fn
Renson
Burton
Tobacco Habit Dangers Highlighted by Doctor Connor
An article warns that tobacco use endangers health and urges readers to seek help. It notes nicotine poisoning risks and mentions an upcoming appearance by Doctor Connor in the paper to discuss methods to quit and prevent harm from smoking and tobacco products.
Palace Grounds Filled With Tapestries and Bangage
Fragmentary report notes ornate tapestries and various dangers on the palace grounds during a ceremony. The text is garbled with unclear references to individuals and events.
Porto Rico Trade Reaches a New High Water Mark
Porto Rico’s oscillating trade for the fiscal year 1919 totals $141,896,400, up over 1920 and led by increased exports and imports. US commerce accounted for most of the value, with imports from the US at $57,898,086 and exports to the US at $71,453,351, while exports overall outpaced imports by about $79,196,000. Prices for sugar and molasses rose, with sugar averaging $122.81 per ton in 1919 and bathed by higher values, signaling robust island production despite earlier years’ fluctuations.
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Alan
United States
Colpa
Wis
Fragmented 1918 coffee value and odd notes in stray scraps
A garbled summary reports 1018 coffee export values and a mix of unrelated lines about tenants, fashion, a barber, and political figures. The fragmentary text mentions price differences, a tenant above, a friend’s eye opener, and fleeting references to riots and public figures, all in fragmented form.
Missionary Meeting At First Presbyterian Church
Missionary work continued at First Presbyterian Church with the Women’s Synodical Society convention drawing visitors from across the state. Mrs Adelaide Aldrich spoke on the New Era and home life efforts, while Mrs Hl Norton Johnson discussed The Quiet Home and Its Meaning. Wording notes rescue work among Chinatown girls in California and school placements at mission houses. Mrs George Davies reelected as president. Afternoon program included devotion, reports by Mrs Ty M Gillilan and Miss Jorte Curtis, special music, address on Treasuring Of Heart, and election of officers with closing consecration led by Mrs Aldrich.
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First Presbyterian Church
Women's Syndical Society
Adelaide Aldrich
Missionary Society
Aiga
Hl. Norton Johnson
Howe
California
Mas Wiggins
Chinatown
George Davies
Women’s Synedical Missionary Society
OWS
Thomas Brown
Ty. M. Gillilan
O. F. Wall
Mt. Meagant
Aldrich
the Missionary Society
Leslie English
Jorte Curtis
Martha
Chanase
Alirich
First M I A Meeting In Pleasant View Ward Sunday
The first pacual meeting of the wine for course will be held at 7:30 p m Sunday in Pleasant View Ward. Stake Ynard members will be present and Br Emmett of Omion will talk on Health and Tobacco. The program includes several musical numbers and all are invited.
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Pleasant View Wan
Stake Ynard
Br. Emmett of
Omion
Ome
Well Preserved After Years in Public Display
A fragment notes a specimen or item that has endured a long period in storage and later on public exhibition, highlighting its durability and extended display history. The text references a paci ing house and spans a decade plus seven years of exposure.
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Havin
Paciing House
First Kaysville Can from 17 Years Ago Opens at Luncheon
A desk item notes a can of tomatoes opened at the Dinh Hotel luncheon in Utah and Maho. The can, canned by the Kaysville Canning company, was seventeen years old with a wrapper claiming it was the first ever packed at Kaysville and declared to be in pervert condition.
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J. M. C. Barnes
Kaysville
Dinh
Utah and
Maho
Begy's Mustarine Promises Fast Relief for Ailments
Ogden druggists urged to stock Begy's Mustarine in yellow box claiming rapid, non blistering heat relief for rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, and assorted pains. Advertisement touts higher concentration and immediate customer appeal, with Druggists urged to push the product despite dubious claims.
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Bepy
Teey's
Muataring
S.C. Wells & Co
In Ray
New York
Dr. Carter
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Charlie Ray
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Connor Toon
Tela
Manila Palace
Manila
Malheanon Palace
Soverior'a
Kerethla
Cgovernie
Francis Thaten
Waylean
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Nerkeley
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Renee
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Lowe CO
Aol
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McAdoo
Rengo' Mth
Pleasant View Ward
Marland
Cal
Electrical Workers’ Union
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Oatland
Wright ¢ Sons CO
Alee
Sh Potty
Reece
Phoenix Hosiery
Ogden, Utah
Washington Ave
Ogden Druggists
Begy
Wenner Bhutes
Avery Druggist
Megg
Deopia
Tosa
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Salem
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