Bible Mysteries and Life Beyond the Bible
A column argues the Bible offers the most plausible plan of life including a life beyond, contrasts with Darwinian evolution, cites Job and Psalms, and notes science measures an enormous universe while asserting human history spans about six thousand years with broader views on time, creation, and existence. The piece appears in a county city paper from Moulton Iowa and transitions to a note on railway workers' old age retirement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Moses
Job
God
Earth
Wells
Europe
Population Thesis and War in 18th Century Thought
The article surveys Thomas Malthus and his essay on population, noting his claim that population grows faster than subsistence and that war can curb surplus. It contrasts harsh facts with sentimentalist belief in easy living, referencing Rousseau and the French Revolution as failed attempts to end poverty and distress.
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Robert Thomas Matthus
Ithus
Malthus
Jean Jacques Rousseau
France
Africa
South Seas
Malthus and the Race for Food in World History
The piece argues Malthus forewarned of global population pressure and food limits. It notes Japan, Italy, and colonial powers pursuing land and resources while America faces a rising birthrate, immigration, and food security challenges amid scientific progress and evolving warfare impacts on population.
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Malthus
Japan
Manchuria
Italy
Ethiopia
Germany
Mialthus
England
France
America
Mexico
Pacific
Railway Retirement Plan Aims to Model Social Security
A 1920s discussion outlines railway workers retiring at 65 with pensions based on wages since 1907, half funded by railroads and half by employees. It critiques the Social Security Act for excluding early years, notes inflation warnings from officials, and urges tax cuts and production boosts while detailing local notices in Colesville area.
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Congress
Inflation Warning Signals Budget Danger
The Governor of the Federal Reserve Board and a Cabinet member warn of an inflationary boom followed by a collapse akin to 1929. Economists have for three years urged balancing the federal budget and reducing spending beyond income, recommending steps to restore fiscal balance.
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Federal Reserve Board
All Steel Safety Bodies Introduced for Rigid Enclosures
New all steel safety bodies feature a steel top sides and floor with reinforced welded construction. Rubber mounted and fully insulated, the unit emphasizes durability and security for transport and storage applications.
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A. B. Chapin
Moulton
Iowa
Ro i. Eby
United States
GE Tribune
Bornin
Ang
Frank Parker
Stockbridge Y
Ward
Washington
Eccles
Wallace
Roper
Coatsville Vicinity
Arcch Childs
Glenn Marshall
Susan Johnson
E. &. Probasco
N.C. Probasco
Centerville
Marshall Taylor
Robert
Clerword
Mes
Veg Pikens
Tempa Childs
Eng Miz
L. Cox
Moultam
Ernest Watkins
Henry Lauderback
N.C
Warrker
S.C
V.G. Warner
Bloomfield
FORD
Universal Credit Co
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