Declining Labor Force Ratio of Workers to Older Adults
A Northwestern National Life study flags a shrinking U S ratio of workers to adults 65 and over. In 1900 the balance favored workers. by 1940 the gap widened as more people live past 65 and seek continued work. The report urges policies that keep the elderly productive and warns against overreliance on government dollars.
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United “States
Ydaes
Eviny Woldster
Northwestern National Life
Nsurance Company
Palatina Fo
Surance
Aldric’s child star turns shrewd business figure in revival
A story recalls Aldric’s child star who, though famous for a lively stage persona, runs a savvy, profitable business as an adult. The piece notes his investments and acute sense for enterprise, contrasting onstage persona with real life acumen while detailing local history and upcoming displays.
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Kelk Rasso
Toni
Aldric
Benny
Fred Allen
Eddie Canter
Burys
Allen
Realife
Proud Father Geis Announces Triple Mary Mention
In a unique family note, Mr Geis expresses joy over a triple Mary naming event. He praises Mrs Geraghty for support and shares the plan to name children Julia, Mart Morah Mary, and Christina Mary, with emphasis on family blessing.
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Geis
Altsa
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed Fragment
Fragmented crossword clue list with multiple garbled entries across and down. Includes hints like Rascal, Nobleman, and various language and myth terms, plus broken names and phrases. Text is a jumbled OCR snippet with misprints and partial words.
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Marshal Ma Sandarac
Abady
Persia
Down
Puzzle Clues Commit to Last Week's Answer
A compact puzzle item lists last week's answer and clues for wordplay. It includes hints like a directional turn and a contraction, inviting solvers to map letters to a final term.
The Fiction Corner Bertha and Roy in a tense alley scene
Roy confronts Bertha over her whistling and a cage scene in a gloomy room. Roy plans to correct Bertha’s English book reviews and argues about Bertha’s presence. A cold day follows, Roy grows uneasy, and Bertha’s project derails as Roberta’s involvement emerges.
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Roy
Bertha
Cedhead
Sredhead
Toon
Tain
Roberta
Grassroots battle shapes Dixiecrat stance over reform push
A fragmented report describes President facing Dixiecrat opposition as Patterson frames measures aimed at anti-yaching hill policies. The piece hints at internal party tensions, publishers’ motives, and potential Senate consequences tied to statehood plans and power dynamics among southern leaders.
Free Water Charges Hit Cottagegrove Animals
Cottagegrove Tennessee with 172 residents adopts new state rate order charging 23 cents monthly for livestock including horses mules and cows to drink municipal water while other animals are excluded. Utilities Commissioner John C Hammer notes this may be the first state fixed drinking water rate for animals.
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Cottagegrove
Tenn
State Public Utilities Commission
Dobbin
John C. Hammer
Western Town Finds Uniting Police Fire Services Cuts
Sunnyvale adopts combined fire police service, cutting costs from 60 000 to 96 000 for public safety while saving property owners 30 000 yearly in fire insurance. The plan retrains police and recruits as multi skilled responders. shifts and staffing adjusted to cover both police and fire needs.
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Western Town
Sunnyvale
Cal
The:department ‘of Public “Safety
Sunhyyalé
Hte Protection Service
Public Service Division
Jmien
Wach
Heore
Sylvania Georgia Boosts Tourism With Brick Booth
Sylvania aims for top honors after placing third in last year’s Home Town contest. The town highlights tourism tied projects including a brick information booth at the junction of two highways costing 2500 dollars. Staffed by local police, it offers restrooms and a drinking fountain open daily. Other initiatives include tourist homes a 42 bed hospital a county health survey and a county library bookmobile plan.
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Sylvania
Georgia Power Company, Ia
City 1 Rary Board
Train Wheel Scattering Reveals $10000 Missing in Loot
In Lawrenceville Illinois a mailbag strewn along the road scattered about ten thousand dollars in cash. A man turned in roughly 1400 dollars while a small boy brought home a stack of bills and reported they fell from the sky blur. A postal worker said about three thousand dollars were unaccounted for from a sixteen thousand dollar bag, with many bills damaged or missing.
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Lawrenceville
Ill
Three in One Music Cabinet Pattern and Craft
Compact guide for building a three in one music cabinet or separate units for radio record player and albums. Includes a sliding shelf to fit the machine, pattern price 25 cents, with directions and service information from Bedford Mills New York.
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the Fiction Corner
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A. Patterson
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United States
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Utah
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Kulman, &. Company
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