Europe birthrate race draws mass incentives and Italy's plan
The article reports on European efforts to boost birth rates. Italy funds large families with subsidies and tax cuts amid Mussolini era campaigns, while Germany offers loans and subsidies for newlyweds. It notes population shifts, government incentives, and the Festival of Marriage in Rome, with Italy’s birth rate trends and related policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Massolipl
Tedds
Offelad Cupid
Strig
Benito Musgolpad Hia
Jong
Urelessly
Crvain Br
Joseph Goebbelly
Oat Levestek Gerindt Awhins
Dace
Aly Tins
Mussolini
Rome
Alps
Germany
Hitler
Goebbels
Fragments Offer Elusive Clues From Vague Text
A garbled OCR fragment hints at remedies and promises of relief or refunds. The unclear spelling suggests marketing copy or an ad. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the legible portion.
France Promotes Large Families Amid Population Pressures
The text notes France’s long-standing support for large families and its intensified efforts due to demographic competition from Germany and Italy. It also mentions anxiety over a declining birth rate in that region, reflecting broader national concerns about population trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Italy
Vineyard Haven Player Suffers Arm Break in First Practice
August Campos broke his arm during his initial baseball practice of the season in Vineyard Haven Mass. He was attempting throws when the injury occurred, ending his early workouts.
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Washington, D
Lear
Nebraska
United States
Canada
Canada and Although She Has Escaped Injury and the Hunters’ Bay
FL J. Keller
Rainbow's End Game
Keller
Vineyard Haven
Mass
August Campos
Purple Cow Piece of Delft China Exhibit at Smithsonian
A near replica of a famed purple Delft cow will be shown at the Smithsonian Institution. The ornate piece, part of a Dresden style collection, will be displayed in the ceramics division of the arts and industries building. Mrs. Francis Ty Renwood of Baltimore sent the exhibition item and related wares from Staffordshire, Spade, Bow, Royal Worcester, Lowestoft, and Serres.
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Washington
Eugene Kheld
Smithsonian Institution
Delft
Francis Ty Renwood
Baltimore
Staffordshire
Spade
Bow
Royal Worcester
Arts and Industries
Sophisticated Coeds Lead Way to Clean World
Philadelphia campus voices argue educated women will repair a messy civilization. Dean Hath Dorsey weighs in on the role of sophisticated coeds in social reform and moral leadership.
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Philadelphia
Hath Dorsey
Dean
The College Girl of Today and Drexel Institute
A fragmentary report quotes Dean Dorsey praising the modern college woman at Drexel Institute. He argues the “rotten world” her ancestors handed down challenges her to shape a better future for children. The text notes the modern girl’s fearlessness in work and play and dismisses notions of female inferiority. The piece closes with a stray line about Peru’s peace army and a 10,000 man footing.
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Drexel Institute
Dean Dorsey
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