New Light in China Shows Liberty and Change
In Peking, Y M C A workers report rising freedom and Western ideas after the Republic's birth. Chinese youths socialize more, but many rickshaw workers and poorer classes still endure long hours and limited education. Authorities note new dramas and risk of moral shifts amid reform.
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Peking
J. Burgess
Legation Guards
Burgess
Burkess
Osaka
Shanghai
Coella
Social Service
America
Yuan Shi Kai
Coolle
College of Languages
Republic
Agen
Temple of Heaven
China
U.S. to Aid Dominicans in December Election
The United States plans aid for a fair December 16 Dominican Republican election for a new constituent assembly. Ambassador Sullivan has urged an end to the revolutionary disturbance and met with President Bordas and key leaders. Secretary Bryan discussed details with Dominican Minister Peynado to arrange support.
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United States
Sullivan
Santo Domingo
Bordas
Bryan
Peynado
Turn Gray Hair Dark With Sage Tea Remedy
Public notice touts Wyeth's Lege and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home recipe for restoring natural hair color. It claims the product darkens gray hair evenly and naturally after one or two applications, with cosmetic results of thicker, glossier hair. Sold at O'Donnell's Drug Store by advertisement.
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Brayaldo
Wyeth
O'Donnell
Green light system eyed for police stations
Commissioners discuss installing a green flash signal atop police telephone stations to alert on duty officers of emergencies. The idea, already used in New York, would prompt officers to contact their precinct when a green light flashes.
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New York
Unitarian Alliance Expands to 20000 Members and Broadens Scope
The Alliance of Unitarian and Other Liberal Christian Women grows from 90 branches in 1890 to 390 branches and over 20000 members. It recruits followers from other faiths, supports settlement houses and schools, aids isolated churches, and promotes social service with 23 volunteer correspondents distributing 4600 leaflets and sermons nationwide.
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Unitarian League
National ‘Association
All Soule’ Church
Allance’ of Unitarian
Edward Everett Hate
Memorial ‘Parish
Allidnes
Mary Howe
Lucy “S Doolittle
John G. Walker
Thomas M. Gale
Unitarian
Alliance
A. G. B. Pierce
AH Souls” Church
Mra. Whitman Cross
Social Service Committee
Monday Evening Club
Unitarian’ Body
Middle West
Pacific Coast
General Conference of
Unitariana
Whereag Jr
Lighthouse Depot Hearing Set for Sixth Lighthouse District
Assistant Secretary Sweet of the Commerce Department announced hearings in Washington beginning December 15 to determine the location of a new lighthouse depot for the Sixth Lighthouse District. An appropriation of 125,000 dollars was made by Congress for the depot, with representatives from Wilmington and Fernandina to present December 16 and Brunswick Savannah and Charleston to present December 31.
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Sweet
Deepartment of Commerce
North
Caroling
Georgia
Fioresce
Congress
Bro
Mse Pot
Grog
Wilmington
Fernandina
Fle
Brunswics
Savannah
Charleston
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