Influenza cases soar to estimated 200000 in week
Washington public health officials estimated more than 200000 influenza cases in the week ending December 15 though only 41063 were officially reported. Illinois led with 918 new cases, Chicago totals high, and Texas reported 37.
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Pauls Last Message and the Birth of Jesus in Christmas Lesson
The lesson contrasts Pauls final years and imprisonment with the nativity story. It highlights Pauls possible travels after release, his second arrest, and traditional martyrdom. The Bethlehem birth is celebrated with angels and shepherds proclaiming peace on earth, urging listeners to learn, see, and share the gift of Christ. May Christmas be merry in deed for you in Christ.
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Christmas Present Presents Town Mayor at Age Ten
In King's Flynn Norfolk on December 19 Lady Elizabeth Townsend aged 10 will soon take office as mayor. She is the daughter of the Marchioness Townsend.
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Lawmakers Move to Block Budget Increase in Conference
Leaders warned that the appropriation would wreck the fiscal program and drafted plans to kill the increase during the conference between the two houses to resolve differences.
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Des Moines woman Sara Hawk dies at 106
Mrs. Sara Jane Hawk of Des Moines Iowa died at age 106. Notably at 75 she set her own broken arm and at eighty she was mispronounced dead by a physician.
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Independent Citizen Doctor Questioning Negro Applicant
Quote from Annapolis Log shows a doctor asking a black applicant if married. The reply: I am not married and make my own living. The context implies an inquiry into employment suitability for a chauffeur.
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Baby Born With 7 Inch Tail At Knoxville
A Knoxville baby born with a seven inch tail is removed for study by doctors at Johns Hopkins. Dr. Schultz says about 25 known cases exist of tails in newborns and will examine the specimen for medical insight.
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