Wisconsin Tops Longevity Charts Among Eight States
Wisconsin leads in life expectancy from 1929 to 1931 among eight states, with white male life expectancy at 61.5 years and white females at 58.0 or 58.5 years. Rural population in Wisconsin is cited as a factor, as rural mortality is typically lower than urban, with New Zealand recording even higher life expectancies. Other states like Indiana Michigan Illinois and Ohio show varied rural shares and life expectancies, while New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania are referenced for comparative figures.
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Ma Ferguson’s Texas win rises as Dakota voters weigh Langer link
Texas onve vindicated by electing Ma Ferguson to her husband’s office, setting a precedent North Dakota’s William Langer seeks to mirror. Convicted and removed, Langer’s followers push his widow as successor, a move critics call maudlin or political opportunism. Voters will decide if it is vindication or sentiment.
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Safety first in cars mirrors factory precautions
An essay contrasts steadily falling factory accident rates with rising automobile deaths totaling about thirty thousand yearly. It argues workers’ safety training succeeds at work but drivers often blame others, urging a factory like safety mindset on the road to reduce highway carnage.
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Death by Own Action Increases Across Nation
A historical analysis warns that 120000 people ended their lives in a decade, yielding a national rate around 20 deaths per 100000. The piece notes peaks of 21.5 in 1908 and dips to 12.3 in 1920, linking suicide to economic stress and rapid modern life, urging vigilance and mind study to curb this growing crisis.
Voice of the People reflects labor, war, and faith themes
A dated column voices concerns on labor, capitalism, and democracy. It urges wage fairness, profit sharing, and industry responsibility to support families and national peace. It references labor leaders, religious devotion, and quotes from scripture and Nehemiah, ending with a horoscope note.
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Golden Legion Bible Study Nehemiah Chronology and Prayer Model
The study notes Nehemiah within Ezra chronology, both linked to Chronicles. It highlights Nehemiah's prayer as a model with reverence adoration confession supplication earnestness definiteness and faithfulness. It stresses the prayer’s deep consciousness of God and covenant response.
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Anniversaries and history notes from an old paper
Today's anniversaries list several notable figures with birth and death dates including Lucy Stone Philip Phillips Michael A Newark Patrick Egan Felix Adler Morris Jastrow George B Luks and others. The companion today in history section recalls events from the Society of Jesus founding to Manila surrender and major disasters.
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Germany
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Williamsport
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Paris
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Francis Navier
Mexico
Los Angeles
Peru
Ecuador
Manila
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Four Skull Fragments Found With Bones In Teddington Garden
A cautious gentleman handed a trunk to Teddington police containing four human skulls and adler bones he had kept in his garden for 25 years. He said he feared burial might imply murder accusation. The bones reportedly trace to 1874 from demolition work at St Giles Whin Church in London.
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523 New Books At Library In Past Year
The Elyria Library added 523 new books in the past year despite a drop in overall circulation. The year ending August 1 saw 134,933 total circulations with 91,985 in adults and 42,952 in juveniles, plus 9,746 magazines. Gifts and fundraising expanded the collection, and a nine year recloging program was completed.
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Foster
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Miss Brooks
Decreases in Library Circulation Tied to Employment Drops
Miss Brooks reports nationwide declines in library circulation and attributes much of the drop to rising employment reducing reading time. She notes few new Royal Library titles may also play a role, while Dr. A H Wright of Cornell recalls an old theory about Walters Well and White Sands National Monument. The fiveAmericas-related topics include sightings in Texas Arizona and New Mexico with no specimens found during Wright’s visit.
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Experts Seek Snake With a Pug Nose in Coolidge Arizona
A curious local feature reports on a sought after snake with a pug nose in Coolidge Arizona. Readers are invited to aid in locating the unusual reptile and its distinctive facial profile.
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