New Year Rescues and Quiet Romance on City Street
A crowded trolley scene unfolds as Dor and her rescuer pursue a missing man through a windy street. The escapee races ahead past trucks while onlookers cheer as Dor bargains with fear and hope, hoping to reunite with her delayed party.
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New Year Community Meeting Honors Ranny Stephens
In an annual village gathering, merchants and townsfolk in Westy Neb exchange thanks to Ranny Stephens. The event features music, samples, and a vote on officers for the association, celebrating a hopeful start to the New Year.
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New Year Observance Across Ancient Civilizations
Brief notes describe New Year observances dating back to ancient Persians Romans and Mongols. The text references calendar shifts and historical practices tied to year beginnings across diverse cultures.
U S Survey Highlights Prosperity after War Years
A late 1920s era U.S. survey presents rising per capita wealth and consumer spending. It notes higher spending on autos, appliances, and durable goods, with growing savings, credit use, and investments. It discusses population statistics, education, and industrial growth shaping a broader economic prosperity.
Germany Owes for Army of Occupation
Fragmentary wartime notes discuss costs of occupation, U S government expenditures, and proposed financial reforms. Mention includes Atlee and Davis, with figures and banking references. The text is garbled but centers on wartime reimbursements, accounting, and official recommendations for new regulation.
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Vienna rents low yet rooms scarce after war laws
Vienna faces a housing puzzle as wartime rent controls keep rates modest but supply dwindles. Exiled landlords hold prime properties while many locals struggle to find available rooms, with hundreds to thousands of apartments occupied by tenants living elsewhere or kept empty for rental trickery.
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