Birth rates in England and Wales fall to record lows
The report shows 1935 births the lowest on record amid high deaths in the last quarter, noting the influenza epidemic's lingering impact since 1918. Total 1935 figures: births 710,979, deaths 473,006, marriages 590,332, with a natural increase of 237,973 and five year average 349,045.
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Remaking America Argument by Ashland College Leader
Rev. Charles A. Bame spoke to the Kiwanis Club on Remaking America urging reverence for God as the foundation of the United States. He claimed American progress over 150 years surpassed China and Europe, attributing power to moral roots rather than mere resources.
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Faith and Freedom Theme in Prohibition Era Sermon
A speaker extols America's founding by God fearing people and contrasts its global output with other nations. He cites historical figures, cites Woodrow Wilson, and notes Prohibition era changes including women's suffrage and the World Court, urging restraint in national life.
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