Farm Birth Rates Higher in Farming Areas Than Cities
April 18 New York The farming areas report from the Institute of Social and Heliginus Research shows farm districts average 185 children per 1000 married women aged 18 to 45, versus 157 in villages and 128 in cities. Villages differ markedly in age and sex composition with 100 men per 100 women in farming areas versus 83 men per 100 women in villages. regional gaps and marital status also vary across the country.
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New York
United States
Eccordeine
Institute of Social and Heliginus Research
Vilages
Luther Wry
Dacre
Middle Atlantic
Middle West
South
Far West
Eagimuels Villyark
Bamber
Middle
Atlanie
Middle ‘West
Endurance horse rides mark season for 300 miles planned
Three endurance rides set for Idaho Colorado and Vermont draw interest as American Remount association notes revived racing appeal. Boise hosts a 300 mile five day test with Boise chamber of commerce backing and Idaho adjutant general. Colorado Broadmoor hosts 500 mile total over five days. Vermont on October 14 targets a 3925 eastern ride with planned international entries.
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Washington
American Remount Association
Idahoa
Colorado
Vermont
Boise
Idaho
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Adjutant General
Idaho National Gear
American Tremount Association
Coltorado
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Brandon
Black man charged in Oklahoma trial seen as historic case
The town of Boley prepares for a high profile trial this month involving Charles Davis accused of choking Brownfield. Witnesses include four Black doctors and counts of more than a thousand Black attendees at the courthouse. The hearing, conducted with dignity, featured a strong local cast and Davis held without bond despite offering a security.
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Boley
Okla
Nepal
bEnke
Rons
Serney
Charles Davis
Davis
Hrownfield
Tavis
Sand Jnter Brownfield
McRites
Neeensuger
Minishal
Parents blamed for neglecting child education reveal comment
Professor Mead of the University of California criticizes modern parents for shifting responsibility away from home schooling. He notes that students show weaker discipline and that prior generations benefited from strong home training and woodshed spirit.
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California
Brrkevey
Cal
C11 Mead
Aera Jet Education
University of Liforuia
Heche
Boehers
Alan
Maa Ordi Rinad
Eirer
Egret
Mnndern
London Favors Women’s Boating in Reform Debate
A London audience discusses women's boating rights at University College of Nora Wales and a training party. Leaders claim progress, citing past experience, while debates stress equality and opportunities for women in sport and public life.
Management of home basis for better business
President Coolidge addresses opening of the women’s world fair in Chicago urging stricter business methods in government and domestic affairs. He says public life shows laxity and careless mood, calls for sound measures and prudent budgeting, highlighting women’s leadership in the enterprise.
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Associated Press
Washington
Adjura Ung
Coakles
Padhy
Chicago
Hetlea
Mike
Lt 18
Mra
Wolldge
Klondike
Taft
Camidge
Paul Rovere
Aix
Coolidge
Ari
Bixigiertige
Bern
Paul
Pauline
America
Jmen
Circles on Scales Reveal Ages of Fishes
SEATTIM April 18 reports John N Cobb of the University of Washington describes a method comparing bone rings on fish to tree rings to determine salmon and trout ages. He notes scales and rings indicate growth and food availability, with variations across species and years.
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Seattim
Shawn
Treat
Rattivenokes
Naya
Bone S. Cobb
Dhireetur
Cortepert Cslerich
University of Wash
Tecben
Aserlen
Hale
Sealux
Walu
Harrowing Memphis murder story of motor cop shootout
Miss Meese recounts a downtown Memphis rampage where ex husband Carl Rogers shot at her and pursuing mob. A motor cop intervened, firing from the rear seat as Rogers died from bullets. Miss Meese, now divorced, seeks safety and recalls the chaotic chase. Gregg, a hardware merchant, narrowly escaped death. Police say Rogers faces murder charges if he survives.
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Memphis
Temi
Mario
Hoaver
Berardy Reese
Pepe Ar
Knox
Carl Rogers
Ne Teese
Junaeh Gree
Wenty-Three
Inne
Gree
Mey
Rogers
Tierse
Rogen
Pitt
Perid Son
Taotoreggi
Buddy
Gregg
Miroush Grage
Regera
du Fren
Berlin appoints new chief of police to clean up city
Berlin underscored by April reports that a new chief, cited as determined to purge corruption and vice, will lead raids personally. His reforms target bureaucratic red tape and postwar scandals as he cautions officials and awaits wider Prussian governance impact. Also noted is a foreign equipment purchase tied to British interests.
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Berlis
Rerlit
Priedens- Lure
Herr Richter
Barmas Wrothers
Prussia
United Sales
Great Britain
Bertin
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Evelyn Cunliffe
Neve
Ui Universiy College of
Nora Wales
Mineland
Musevetyn Cundifin
Ey Londen
Wenen
Kent
Richmond
Petry Tewitt
King George
Queen Mary i
Hoyal Horsa
Fithel Lanes
President Coolidge
John N. Cobb
UEEPA
Virginia
New River Transit
Charleston
Beckley
Charleston Interuriain Station
Alderson Streets
Tocom
New River Transit Co
Charleston, Whee
Ujnimaed HM Mefot Lraltie
Mies Rose
Aid
Main Street
Berlin
Egypt
CATO
Gynt
England
O. J. Morrison
Department Store Company
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Morrison’s
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Children’s Department
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