History of Man's Saving Instinct and Civilizational Growth
This piece argues saving is the core driver of civilization from hunter gatherer times to modern economies. It traces savings from food storage and clothing to currency, banking, and national stability, citing Krance and France Prussia era debt payments as examples. It notes the vice of excessive saving but stresses saving as essential for welfare and honesty.
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Wachovia Bank &Trust Company
Western Hemisphere
India
Krance
Interned British Handymen Thrive in Dutch Camp Life
Fifteen hundred British sailors in a Groningen internment camp adapt to civilian skills and culture. They run workshops, study languages, and stage performances while contributing to relief for prisoners in Germany. A brass band, theatre troupe, gardens, and church services enrich daily life under Dutch guard.
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Associated Press
Groningen
Netherlands
Jackies
Holland
Gron- Ingen University
Germany
Penley
Timerton Follies
Hague
Church of England
Serbian Army In Excellent Shape After Typhus Epidemic
A semi official Nish telegram reports typhus has ceased with no new cases. The Serbian army is said to be fully recovered, in excellent condition, well equipped, and with high morale ready for any demand.
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London
Nish
Serbia
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