Americas and Japan face off in a world power balance
A regional power map links climate zones to civilizations and argues how nations like Argentina Australia and New Zealand rise with land and industry. The piece warns Japan China and the United States must pursue justice in commerce and immigration policy, amid Pacific competition and public school debates.
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Earth
Argentine Republic
South America
Cape Colony
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Argentine
America
England
San Francisco
Edurea
Russia
Japan
United States
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Pacific
Europe
China
Jadager Navy
Asia
Sal
United States of America
Anada
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington State Horticultural convention set for Everett
The third annual Washington State Horticultural association meeting will run January 14 to 16 in Everett with sessions at the public library auditorium. Delegates will use rooms provided by the chamber of commerce, a Snohomish club banquet on January 15, and railroads offer one and one third fare with a return option. A Yakima valley delegation of 100 or more is planned, with other auxiliary groups from Walla Walla Prosser and Winthrop. An address by Prof. A B Leckenby and speakers from the State College of Washington are on the program. Hotel rates range 50 cents to 1 25 per day. The Northwest Fruitgrowers association meets January 16 to 18 in Seattle. All fruit growers are invited to both conventions.
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State Horticultural Association
Monroe
Spokane
Washington State Horticultural Association
Everett
Chamber of Commerce
Snohomish County
Washington
Yakima Valley
Walla Walla
Prosser
Winthrop
Wash
Mead
State College of Washington
A. B. Leckenby
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Philippines
Northwest Fruitgrowers’ Association
Seattle
Desultory talks end as warning wire cascades
Two reporters Malcolm Glendinning and Warren Erwin escape injury when a descending wire with warning lights threatens their path near the avenue. They flee toward the depot and avoid death, sparking speculation the setup was a novice attempt at harm to journalists.
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Malcolm Glendinning
Warren Erwin
Glen
Warren
Bucklen Arnica Salve Prospects Timeless Cure
Long Bells Tennessee resident W L Rawls recounts twenty years of nasal catarrh ending when Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed the sore inner nose. The Detroit Free Press quote about a bold but dubious "sure thing" adds a cautionary note on promoters and trust. The ad lists 25 cents at C C Case's drug store.
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Tennessee
W. L. Rawls
Bells, Tenn
C. C. Case
Newspaper men in danger near Yakima and First streets
The Spokesman-Review almost lost a top correspondent and Colonel Robertson after a live wire hissed and sparked at the Yakima avenue and First streets corner near the Weigel corner. Witnesses say divine providence spared them as they escaped, claiming no lightning could match the pair’s speed.
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Spokesman-Review
Colonel Robertson
Yakima Avenue
First Streets
Weigel
Knights of the Father
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Surmac
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Worms
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Woodburn Nurseries
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Detroit Free Press
Yakima
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Billings
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Kansas City
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Milwaukee
Pioneer Limited
Overland Limited
Southwest Limited
St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
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