India Poverty and Wages Expose Harsh Life and Famine Threats
Frank G Carpenter portrays India as an empire of paupers amid palaces, detailing wages under two cents to four cents per day for carpenters, laborers, and peasants. He contrasts famine relief, taxes, and debt with urban squalor in Calcutta, and notes rising prices, poor clerical pay, and widespread rural hardship among hundreds of millions reliant on farming and artisanal work.
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Philadelphia woman dies in Lebanon auto crash
Mrs Blank of Philadelphia dies in a Lebanon hospital from a May 29 automobile accident near Annville in Lebanon County. The steering gear failed, the car hit a tree, and Mrs Blank suffered a fractured skull while other occupants were injured. Source cites The Atlanta Constitution.
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