Europe Faces Birth Decline Threatening All Europe
The piece argues Europe faces a collapsing birth rate, especially among the middle class, threatening national futures. It links low fertility to war exhaustion, rising costs, housing shortage, and a drift toward pleasure over family, with Europe looking to America for renewal.
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Times
Europe
Las
England
Germany
Kiven
Utah
Berlin
Salt Lake City
Stranger's Legatee Leaves Girl $65000 After $2 Theft
In Osage Iowa a tramp burgled a home in 1912 and stole $2 from an uncle's visitor. The same woman now receives a $65000 bequest from John Brunsvik a Minnesota tramp who died last year.
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Osage, In
John Brunsvik
Minnesota
Flu microbes on schedule cycles of thirty three weeks
London reports influenza microbes recur in 33 week cycles. The medical research committee notes the next call is expected in January and February. The text also mentions the recent actors strike in New York causing theater losses over two million dollars.
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London
England
Medical Research Committee
New Jerk
Harvard's Man of Mystery Escapes From Steel Box
Wesley Holland an electrician at Harvard perplexes Cambridge as he escapes from a steel box built for a demonstration. The feat astonishes students who watched the effort and left authorities baffled about the escape.
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Wesley Holland
Harvard
Cambridge
Holland
Church Crypt in Hythe Holds Danish Skeletons
In Hythe Kent England under the church chancel lies a curious crypt used as a depository for a large quantity of human skulls and bones believed to be those of Danes slain nearby in battle before the Norman conquest. Most skulls sit on shelves while bones pile in symmetrical heaps. Such ghostly relics are rare in English churches though found at some continental sites.
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Hythe
Kent
England
Wide World Magazine
Washington Autographed McFingal Brings 1125 at Sothebys
Sothebys sold a 1782 Hartford printed McFingal autographed by George Washington for 1125. Regular faucet water wastes 150 gallons daily, 54750 yearly. Tractor farming grows. circular saws cut large trees quickly. In China, businessmen use shop names and private names within families.
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McFingal
Hartford
Conn
George Washington
China
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