Sunrise and Sunset Times in June 1981
Readers receive a brief listing of daily sunrise and sunset times for June 1981. The page notes specific times and any variations by date, offering a compact reference for morning and evening light.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
1
Readers receive a brief listing of daily sunrise and sunset times for June 1981. The page notes specific times and any variations by date, offering a compact reference for morning and evening light.
A June letter from the Minister for Works notes the Wicherina Dam has overflowed to a four mile distance, signaling concerns in the water scheme. Engineers report the track to be heavy, affecting the project’s progress and plans.
An excerpt profiles Mahatma Gandhi, portraying him as a spiritual but practical force shaping India. It notes his focus on improvements in factories railways and hospitals and his discipline including fasting and ascetic practices. The piece discusses public perception among India's masses and questions about supernatural attributes.
The notice lists various dress fabrics with lengths in yards and sale prices. Fabrics include pencil stripe navy serge, gabardine, tricotine, serge in multiple colors, armour, and wool checks with sale prices ranging from modest to mid range.
The report outlines discussions in Parliament about a Great Britain tariff and its impact on Australian wool and textile exports. Frank Green notes possible foreign firm investment in Australia to build works for raw wool processing and reimported goods, signaling likely industrial growth despite not naming firms. He remains optimistic about forthcoming developments.
The Kurd Torah, claimed to be over 150 years old, may receive a special pension and food allowance from France. He is described as penniless and dependent on charity after war scattered his friends. His memory is hazy on 18th and 19th century events but he allegedly foretold a French victory and survived on peas fruit and Turkish delight. He reportedly stopped washing himself to avoid angering benefactors.
A leading Times article notes Indian representatives may speak plainly at the Imperial Conference on reforms and the India Dominions position. It hints at potential direct negotiations with the South African Government and reflects mounting pressure from Indian moderates.
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