Birth Rate Trends in the United States and France
The census bureau shows American birth rate exceeds death rate by a third, easing anxieties about population health. France faces a troubling trend of more deaths than births, reflecting a warning from censuses and public concern. The United States benefits from immigration and a melting pot schools system, while France struggles with shrinking births amid war devastation. Continuous attention to birth and death rates remains vital.
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Census Bureau
Agurea
France
Diehin
Alain
United States
All Want to Live in Paris Crowded by Nationals
Paris's prewar cosmopolitan charm has given way to a crowded city scene as foreigners from Belgium to Russia, plus displaced French families and international students, occupy apartments. The New York Evening Post cites a Paris article notingParisians are pushed out into the suburbs or unable to find city housing.
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New York Evening Post
Paris
Excelsior
Bolahevisn
Balkan
Poland
Turkey
Whio at Melis On the Torch Displays Mixed Sentiment
Fragmentary text notes Paris pride over a poll while a global audience shows slight reluctance to move. The passage hints at unrest or indecision during a night described as inconvenient, with references to cosmopolitan concerns and public sentiment.
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Melis
Paris
Cardinal Hat Symbol of Office and Its Secrets
The cardinal hat marks elevation to the Sacred College and is not worn by any except the pope when placing it. Upon a cardinal's death it is placed in his coffin. The deep red velvet robe and long cords with fifteen tassels on each side signify office, dyed by a secret process supplied by a Burtscheid firm near Aix-la-Chapelle.
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Sacred College
Burtscheid
Aix-la-Chapelle
Trade With Australia Grove Shows Growth in Current Year
Trade figures supplied to the department of commerce by A. W. Bertin, at Melbourne, indicate healthy growth between the United States and Australia. For the October quarter, imports reached about 27.775 million dollars while exports to Australia were roughly 16.35 million. February exports nearly matched January and March totals, with outbound shipments exceeding imports in February, though February’s import value was less than half of March’s goods.
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Australia Grove
Australia
A. W. Bertin
Melbourne
Franklin Medal Awarded to Sir Charles Parsons
Sir Charles Parsons receives the Franklin medal for epoch making success in developing and constructing turbines revolutionizing steam engineering for merchant and naval vessels and electric generator drives. The award notes his courageous early struggles and his split with partners who urged him to quit.
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Franklin
Sir Charles Parsons
Charles mm
Charles Parsons
Wachinery—Scientife Americin
Boy Sets Fire to Girl Dress Inquest Finds Child’s Intent Questioned
Dorothy Noble four, died after a boy playmate Robert Scanlon touched a lighted match to her dress on a back porch. The mother testified at the inquest that Dorothy refused candy before the fire. Neighbors acted quickly but she was burned. coroner will refer to juvenile authorities. Bobby’s father Samuel Scanlon denied intent, stating the boy did not understand.
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Chicago
Dorothy Noble
Robert Scanlon
Dorothy
St. Ann's Hospital
Bobby
North Lawndale Avenue
Mori
Cvoroner
Samuel Scanton
70-Year-Old Bride Finds Husband After Loss and Laughter
Miss Ida H. Young, age 70, wed George Bell’s successor Mr Russell after a four month search for true mates. The bride recalls Bell vanished after she bought the license, praising her elderly husband for honesty, cooking, and reliable support as they share a breakfast of coffee and rolls.
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Ballimore
Ida H
Young
George Bell
Russell
Blooded Buj Kills' Another at Tillamook Ranch Battle
A blooded and pedigreed pair called One St. Mawes II and an aristocratic Ghernsey engaged in a disputed duel on George Willlama’s ranch near Tillamook Oregon.
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Buj
Tillamook
St. Mawes II
Jersey
Ghernsey
George Willlama
North Dakota News Digest shows farm, fire and rail news
Orth Bakotal News Digest in Moluti Renville county organizes farm bureau. Wilitrose a $45 000 school will be built. Drake a bucket brigade saved the state mill. Killdeer port of American Legion enlarges quarters. Fessenden 100 000 bushels of wheat stored. Fargo retiring Congressman Bauer joins Fargo Courier News staff. Numerous notes on cattle rustling wheat shipments and local civic events across towns.
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Moluti
Renville
Wilitrose
Drake
Killdeer
American Legion
Fessenden
Fargo
John M. Bauer
Fargo Courier-News
Banish
Missouri
Fort Yuces
Grafton
Irven K. Hagen
Mott
W. J. Gleyny
Mott Supply Company
Nonnal
Richardton
Kathryn Hauck
Hilendale
Dickey County
Valley City
Baris County
Mandan
John M. Turner
Europe
Porto Rick
Bergen
George Lawrence
St. Dicckey
Archie Waldie
Agricultural College
Jamestown
Tonepil Sederatrom
Shylir
Walvefon
Burvester Company
Richland County
Marana
Minnesota
Uwlisbero
Tyon Pargo
Red River Valley Railroad
George Kindy
Howe
Leeds
Devils Lake
Vin Hook
James K. Polk
United States
Cyrus Hodges
William Hodges
Ierchant
Grand Forks
Wien
Wendell Mareen
Watford
Ole Skarsrndig
Perasarge
Ie i Te Hallo
Cole
Notice of missing Straydd-Black gelding and bid call
A stray Straydd black gelding three years old with a wire cut on the left hind leg and a white forehead stripe is missing. Reward five dollars offered to inform Math Mertes Bowbells North Dakota. Also a call for bids for Alaska route pupil transportation Northgate Special School District 31 Burke County North Dakota bids due 8 pm December 31 1920. Details from Geo H Lastie president or the clerk.
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Math Mertes
N. D
ecelVe
Bec
Alaska
Northgate Specit
Burke Po. N. Dak
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Burke County North Dakota
Default on mortgage made by Cartle M. Broughton and James T. Troughton to the Mies State Hunt of Howers Lake, recorded 1913, notes totaling 4200 due Oct 1, 1913, mortgage foreclosed at the front door of Bowbells Court House January 24, 1821. The described property includes East half of Southwest Quarter and Lots 3 and 4 in Section 31 Township 168 North Range 101 West, with a bid to satisfy $3,182.91 plus costs. The State of North Dakota and First State Bank of Bow, North Dakota, are plaintiffs. Hanson is attorney.
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Uisteter Court
Ahd
Murki
North
Darseny
Audee
Dallyiburtini
Bowhells
Burke
State of
Uric County
North Dakota
Bay
Becenber
Ayd
Cartle M. Broughton
James T. Troughton
Rushana
Inorleaors
Lukie County
Bowbells
Burke County
Niort
Ugsstar
Uiryebulin
First State
PRE Lake
4 Corporation
Moetsigur
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Census Bureau Statistica
Birthe
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
Tte
Standard Oil Company 910
Michigan Ave
Boy
Orth Bakotal News Digest
Wleipall
Hawkinson
Minot
Great Northern
Emerson
Duan
Adrian
Presbyterian Church
Arthur
Hankinson
Matt Schumm
Commercial Club
A. P. Jones
Glen Allin
Frans Skalsky
Elhowoode
Indian Agency
Grand Korky
Legionnaires
Nevis
Dakota
Hera
Elgin
William S. Murray
Cour Foxholim
John Clack
New England
Sutish
George Renteke
Fores Hman
Swords
St. Paul
Wilton
R. E. Robinson
United States Biological Survey
Kins Bean
Pork River
Ponl
Lidgerwood
Texas
Casselton
J. W. Foley
North Takota
Angela Gibson
Bismarck
Fire Marsal Association of America
Henry L. Reade
Statehood Centre Commission
Biscarck
Morton
Wesley ©. McDowell
State Snuikers
Twin Cities
St. BE
Dhamestown
Hebron
Frank Kilek
Washburn
Vita
Here
Lee Perras
Legislative Commission
The
North Dakota Educational Association
Mayville
University of Buenos Aires
Plauwtion
Otter
Industrial Commission
A. Stefanowicz
Notary Publ
Tribune
TA. Hannan
Tow Bulin
Montunean
Sar Bak Ola
State OF Nowtte Dakota
County of Burke
Hirst
Santa Howhelts
N.C. Adhorman
Dinister
Nocth
Baskot
H.A. Hanson
Rowbells
North Wakela
Pita Judicial Distri
Otto EB. Opstad
Platie Ve
N. Bo
County of
State of North Dakota
Row Bells
Crosby
Divide County
GO. Y. Homne
Aeek
Yakoma
Ole Evenson Opstad
Karen Opstad
Lina
Ine Pininiife
Rosby
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