White longevity findings by student analyst
A student claims white people live longer than black people based on data from U S insurance companies. The assertion focuses on longevity and racial differences.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
8
A student claims white people live longer than black people based on data from U S insurance companies. The assertion focuses on longevity and racial differences.
A cluttered page of shop ads announces toys, dolls, fur sets, ivory goods, silk hose, and furniture at Rothschilds, with discounts, gift suggestions, and orders by phone. Smith's Emporium catalogs crepe border new veils and prices, while Vaney china sets are promoted as gifts.
Local ads report Dougherty Bros offers neckwear 50c to 1.00 while Rothschilds promotes Phoenix Silk Hose and gowns at reduced prices. The New York Store extends hours for Christmas shoppers and a cut price sale runs at the New York Store through January 1.
In a humorous shop note a store advertises a phonograph to deter domestic strife, joking about a man fearing his wife would dance away with their six kids. It mocks advice on keeping harmony, touts holiday bids, jewelry sale, and a Journal boost.
Subscriptions are being accepted and club memberships organized. Call 50 Red after 6 40 p.m or write to the Journal care of Nita Belle Mekoon, agent.
Local page notes a handkerchief booth selling ladies and gentlemen styles from 10 cents to 1.00 with a 25 percent plus saving. It also mentions Mary Dunn returning home from Dr G W Hay's residence and Otto B Stichter traveling from Albany to attend Katherine Stichter's funeral. Wilber Miller's death and influenza illness in Dublin area are reported with Henry Steck coming from Owosso to attend the same funeral.
Morning arrivals and departures include Mrs H L Mayhew Mrs H L Wilkin Mrs E G Welle Mrs Owen Grecian Mrs Gust Anderson Mrs Axel Anderson Miss Jennie Donovan Mrs Hazel Jenneman and others. A probate closed courthouse in honor of County Superintendent Miss Katherine Stichter and Christmas visits from families in Keokuk Des Moines and St Louis are mentioned. Lieutenant Robert Noonan arrives from Love Field after honorable discharge. Submarine sailor Cecil Lease visits Crawfordsville to spend Christmas with relatives. A piano house advert invites holiday music buyers.
The idea that the earth is a sphere moving about the sun was widely held in antiquity but later rejected, largely due to the impact of Aristotle, renowned as a preeminent philosopher and scientist.
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