Stories in Stamps and Far Lands of Germ vintage colonial ties
A 1936 feature by L. S. Klein Bacer discusses German colonial nostalgia, noting Nazi influence spreading to former colonies such as South West Africa, with fears of reversion and potential German stamps resurfacing amid league mandates. The piece mixes anecdotes on hail in India, definitions of hail graupel sleet, and a playful call for a scrapbook Nature section.
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Young Democrats To Have Barbecue In Randolph County
Randolph County Young Democratic organizers plan a county wide barbecue in October with tentative date October 17. precinct meetings will elect officers and a county speaker lineup includes an outstanding Democrat at the event.
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Winds and hail in the sky described
Uncle Ray explains how up winds lift water droplets to form hail and ice, how hailstones grow with repeated up drafts, and how hail can smash windows and ruin crops like tobacco and grapes. He notes global losses from hail reach about 200 million dollars annually and mentions deadly storms, especially in India.
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