California citrus industry turns green and gold
California shifts from placer mining to citrus as orange and lemon groves spread across over 200 000 acres. The Los Angeles Times notes the industry now yields about 85 million dollars annually, supported by roughly 20 000 ranch families and spanning thousands of miles of roadsides.
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England's Film City at Walton on Thames gains six studios
The article notes Walton on Thames developing into a major film city with six studios and Oatlands park estate acquired for film manufacture. It recalls Cecil Hepworth's pioneering work and his 5,500 films from a small studio, contrasting Britain with Los Angeles and praising Thames valley scenery as ideal for filmmaking.
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