Gold mining revival boosts fields and hopes for diggers
The piece discusses higher gold prices lifting profits and reviving old fields. Diggers unwater old shafts, rework tailings with cyanide recovery, and prospector activity increases at Beyers, Holtermann, Krohmann sites. Juvenile prospectors and local trades benefit as 1929 to 1933 production swings show growth.
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New powerful tear gas rumor sparks riot control fear
A sensational claim circulates that America has a stronger sickening gas produced in grenades and candles designed for riot suppression. One deep inhalation allegedly causes dizziness nausea and total incapacitation, raising concerns about safety and use in crowd control.
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Hygiene and Social Progress in Public Health
Dr Morris argues hygiene has personal and communal aspects. Personal cleanliness remains vital, but progress requires government action and legal support to improve community health. The essay traces sanitary reformers’ emphasis on environment, notes a shift back to individual health, and stresses future goals for the nation.
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Anthrax suspected in Alstonville cow death confirmed
A cow that died on an Alstonville street on Saturday was confirmed to have died of anthrax. The Tick Control Board chairman noted the prompt burning of the carcass and soil, urged suspending street grazing, and pushing cattle inoculation to prevent spread. The Glenfield Veterinary Station telegram confirmed the diagnosis. several other farm stock deaths prompted quarantine and inspections by the stock inspector.
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Empire policy and Bruce plan for empire markets
The Times argues a coordinated empire wide policy of trade and production is essential for economic salvation. Bruce in London urges Commonwealth and State boards to prevent market gluts and sustain farmer buying power for manufactured goods, echoing Roosevelt's Agricultural Adjustment Act.
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