Bill Would Stop News Of Divorce In The Commons
A London Dispatch notes Sir Evelyn Cecil's bill to jail editors who publish scandalous divorce details. The proposed act bars any indecent or medical details damaging public morals, likely blocked by chance reading on second reading but reflecting Tory anxiety to protect aristocratic respect. The Daily Herald refused spiced Bussell case details, citing indecency.
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House of Commons
Evelyn Cecil
London
New York
Sir Evelyn
Jongh
Bussell
Labor Party
The
Daily Herald
Day by Day Noted Dictums On Divorce Courts
Mr Justice Darling at a public dinner recited a light verse on divorce reports. He referenced Gray's Elegy and joked about lending license to readers eyes to the bawdy pages, noting sex problems and innocence of maiden minds as a modern twist.
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Justice Darling
Gray
Justices Darling
Milk record claimed for Laramie Holstein cow
The University of Wyoming experiment station stock farm claims the state record for Es ther a Holstein cow yielding twenty pounds of butterfat in one week and fifty pounds as a two year old. She has three calves including twins, all thriving from the milk surplus. The station also reports a Tamworth sow with eleven pigs, weaned from a twelve pig litter earlier.
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Laramie
Wic
Experiment Station Stock Farm
University of Wyoming
Esther
Diamonds in the Kimberley Field Offer New Prospect
A South African dispatch describes a frontier rush to peg out claims in a newly found diamond field, potentially rivaling Kimberly. The bulletin from the National Geographic Society explains mining methods used at Kimberly, the underground creation of diamonds, and the vast scale of operations, including labor compounds housing thousands of workers under strict security and health rules.
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America
South Africa
Kimberly
Kimberley
National Geographic Society
Needle
Haystack
Peanuts as Meat Substitute Rumored in Wartime Diet
A brief note warns that peanuts, being highly concentrated, could serve as a substitute for meat in times of scarcity. The statement suggests using peanuts to bolster protein intake during shortages and mentions their potential role in wartime rations.
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