Japanese View of Power and Custom Toward Modern World
Dr Grace F Jerger writes from Kyoto describing Japanese superstition and tradition as she travels with her husband in the orient She asserts Japan will not become a world power noting ceremonies in the emperor death processions nation worship and ancestor rites She portrays poverty crowded streets and the heavy burden on women and children while admiring scenic terraces farms and temples with imperial procession scenes and notes on social customs.
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Tokyo
Nikko Palace
GETS-IT Corn Remedy Promoted Nationwide
Ad copy touts GETS-IT as simple to apply with no pain or work. It claims quick removal of corns, leaving clean skin. Sold by EB. Lawrence & Co. and advertised by Waterloo and several local druggists and pharmacies.
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Temples and Prayers in Kyoto Shrine Visit Described
A visitor details grand temples honoring the shoguns with copper doors and brass fittings. Inside, ornate gold and silver gifts line rooms as a priest beats a gong to call ancestral spirits. A Dutch king chandeliers and a sacred bull kept in temple stables are noted. A white-robed priestess offers a holy dance for a small fee, amusing the onlookers more than the gods.
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