Health of the people and global mortality trends
The piece notes a worldwide decline in death rates over recent years with low mortality in the United States and Canada, while Europe and some nations report continued low sickness. It discusses diet, economic hardship, and public health concerns, citing the Metropolitan Life data and Western and Central European reports. It also mentions a prize-winning obituary claim by a Tennessee newspaperwoman and a remark on American beer culture.
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Dominion
Metropolitan Life
Hungary
Poland
Italy
Holland
Czechoslovakia
The
Washington Post
Tinois
Lina
Titinote
Abduction of Ten-Year-Old Peasy Mobiath Alarms Harwichport
A damaged report from Harwichport Maasi describes the kidnapping of ten year old Peasy Mobiath. Officials warn parents and guardians to stay vigilant against kidnapers exploiting vulnerable children and forcing harsher penalties for perpetrators. The piece urges protection of families and emphasizes the need for stern punishment.
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Peasy Mobiath
Harwichport
Maasi
City Streets And Forestry Camps Offer Mixed Results
Two discoveries emerge from civil reforestation camps. City bred youths struggle with outdoor routines yet show gains in weight health and morale from wholesome food regular hours and exercise. The piece commends Roosevelt’s adaptive policies and collaboration with Congress.
Asking and Getting It in Business and Love
It is an invariable life law to ask for what you want. A shy person rarely wins a marriage or business results. An unadvertised business may be honest, but the public may doubt its drive. To gain trade seek advertising and ask for the sale or service you offer.
Senator Jim Preston Finds Historic Washington Draft
Herbert Plummer profiles Jim Preston a veteran Senate librarian and former Senate press gallery superintendent who uncovers a yellowed draft believed to be Washington's inaugural address in attic Senate files. Experts deem it authentic and valuable, potentially worth about $100,000.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Jim Preston
Jim
Senate Press Gallery
Senate
Capitol
Republic
George Washington
Library of Congress
Talks to Parents on Politeness and Self Control
Parents want polite helpful children yet their own example often fails. The piece argues mothers must model politeness helpfulness self control and truthfulness daily or children cannot learn these virtues. It urges daily self grading to improve as examples for kids.
Man Proves Cornet Ownership in Court
Philadelphia case where Fred Griffen accused John McKenna of stealing his cornet. Judge McDevitt ordered a musical challenge. McKenna declined. Griffen performed The Wearing of the Green, regaining the instrument while McKenna received a year in jail.
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Philadelphia
Fred Griffen
John McKenna
Business Trend Continues Rise Across Industries
New York reports a broad uptick in manufacturing and power with auto, steel, car loadings, commodity prices and electric power production improving. Employment rose in steel, rail, motor, miner and textile sectors as the economy shows a countrywide revival while Washington marriages drop over 10 percent and divorces fall by 13 percent in the period.
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New York, May
Wandering New York theater scenes mix burlesque with high arts
In New York near Fourteenth street the Living Place theater shows burlesque revived after a nine year gap with girlie motifs. The piece contrasts Walter P Chrysler Sr and Jr, highlighting business versus art focus, while Gotham Glimpses notes fashionable Fifth Avenue attire, Beatty, and dancers stiff on ballrooms.
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New York
Fourteenth Street
Old Living Place
McKee
Chrysler, Sr
Walter, Jr
Chrysler
Midtown
Dyspepsia Causes in Young People Health Bulletin
The article outlines two prominent dyspepsia causes in youths mild hyperthyroidism and pulmonary tuberculosis. It notes nervousness and neurasthenia as contributors, describes hyperthyroid signs such as hand tremor rapid pulse and higher blood pressure, and mentions tuberculous links and diagnostic clues like nocturnal fever and urine temperature patterns.
Jobless Sent to Pennsylvania Forest Camps
About 4,000 unemployed men were sent to forest camps in Pennsylvania as part of the Civilian Conservation Corps Third Corps. The order was issued last night directing men to work in state and national forest areas.
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Dv Conservation Corps
Third Corps
Pennsylvale
Salt And Water Bottle May Serve Beverage Law In Iowa
A Des Moines inquiry to the attorney general's office asks what is needed to constitute food served with beer in Iowa. The reply suggests that salt or a water bottle of beer might suffice to meet the purpose.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Attorney General's Office
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