Ranks of aging in nation is growing
By Charles Sughroe Dr Robert E Chadduck Craddock Columbia University asserts that older persons rise in numbers relative to the population. He cites about 6 500 000 over sixty five now and predicts this group will grow in fifty years. He warns aging strains on agencies and the burden on younger workers could increase. Foreign immigration also influences aging rates and urban areas show differing shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sughroe
York
Robert E. Chadfai
Dees
Columbia University
Chaddock
U S War Behind the Scenes Espionage War Grows
Washington notes a quiet global clash of espionage and counter espionage as former naval officers face charges. The Army and Navy expand intelligence work with G-2 and naval intelligence, tightening security, censorship, and visitor controls to prevent leaks. Reserve officers are used to bolster counter espionage measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Democratic
America
Office of Naval Intelligence
Navy Department
Staf
Panama
Hawaii
Philippines
Continental
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Army
Navy
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Remarked Speech Impact on Constitution Convention
The speaker gave four short remarks in public and delivered five brief speeches at the convention that shaped the Constitution. It is said that without his first speech’s twenty or so words the Constitution would have been rejected by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Se
Aom
Too Busy to Die by Leonard Barrett
A brief feature on George Bernard Shaw marking his eightieth birthday with celebration in literary circles. The piece notes Shaw’s robust health and the fascination of prominent attendees, reflecting on the link between vitality and aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Hale
Work and life duty keep the spirit active in old age
A fragmentary reflection argues that staying busy with meaningful work preserves health and courage in advanced years. It cites Stevenson and a physician, warning retirement can threaten purpose, and urges love of work to sustain body and soul through aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
Inlih
Homemaker’s Privilege and the Time Value in Family Life
The article discusses balancing children's comfort with adult routines, suggesting appropriate furniture like small tables and safe shelves. It emphasizes involving children in home life, guiding parents through added time and effort, and notes the tradeoff between time and money in domestic management. It also contemplates the homemaker’s control over time and the division of labor within the family.
Too Busy to Die Slogan Sparks Leadership Question
An excerpt reflects on leadership as a task of posing and solving moral and civil problems while remaining preoccupied with self. The phrase Too busy to die is praised as a bold slogan for a leader, suggesting intense dedication and existential duty in a Western context.
Potpourri on Batteries Clarifies Electric Power
A terse note contrasts dry batteries that produce electricity with so called stomage or green batteries that supposedly yield electric chemicals from mace. The source text is garbled, but centers on battery chemistry and types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Attery
Westerc Newsnazer Uzloaw
Attack by Eagle Feared in Ferocious Swarming
A report describes a ferocious eagle attack described as sudden and severe. The incident involved an aggressive eagle and caused alarm among witnesses. Authorities advised caution as they investigated the circumstances and potential risks to bystanders.
First Pay Check Aids Relief Fund For Hessmer
A worker named Hessmer reluctantly joins the relief fund plan after initial opposition, accepting a food allowance and agreeing to a master when needed. He received his first day’s pay of 68 cents an hour, with wages totaling over 10 dollars and a promise of 29.10 more within ten weeks, to be sent to a German cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amir Hessmer
Pasenson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Junior
U.S
Dorotayer
Gond
Charles F. Leonard
Berlin
Leonard Frew
Arn
Mars
Tale & Sand Poueriie
New England
Sorv
Leonard A. Barrett
St Dee
Teres
Trio
Hele
Arctic
Teddy Lenore
P. Hinckley
Toneiy S
Gambde
Lawrence Island
Bering
Seattle
Teddy
Dents
Radio Star
Noviername Netion
Manasy
Belmetta
Willian
Deiore
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!