Wool Industry and World Sheep Production Overview
The article estimates global wool output at about 3.5 hundred million pounds daily demand across nations. It notes leading producers Australia and Argentina, regional concentrations in Africa and Europe, and the U S role with states Texas Montana Wyoming California and others yielding large clips. It traces historic growth from early colonies to modern mills and explains wool processing stages from sorting to carding.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU Service
BEEP
United States
Arctic
Australia
India
Chana
Asia
Argentina
Uruguay
South America
Africa
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Tunisia
South Africa
Myers
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Finland
North America
America
Mississippi River
Texas
Montana
Lone Star State
Wyoming
Oregon
Utah
California
New Mexico
Idaho
Ohio
Italy
Spain
John Smith
Virginia
Massachusetts
South
England
Atlantic
Mississippi
Missouri
Louisiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Arkansas
Arizona
Magellanes
Punta Arenas
Chile
Cape Horn
Panama Canal
China
Globe
London
Prisoner Claims Money Was for Marriage Plans
The defendant says the stolen funds were intended to pay for marriage. The lawyer counters that the act could be dismissed on insanity grounds.
Thrill Seekers and Fast Money in City Gossip
Neighborhood chatter cites Sunday parking feats and a fast boat tale. A Miami camera story notes a man named Van Gold amassing a fortune while a young woman questions his wealth and status, referencing a Blue Book and a senate investigative committee.
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Miami
van Gold
Senate
Philadelphia Bulletin
Tar soap mix up in Boston household sparks a laugh
The Boston Transcript recounts a young mistress asking for tar soap. Her new maid Mandy quips that a blonde baby would not need such items, hinting the soap was for the mistress’s personal use rather than cleaning.
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Mandy
Boston Transcript
Budgeting Tale Quips on Balancing with Dime Hope
A film magnate on return from Europe jokes that budget balancing resembles a boy in a shop who inspects stock and figures he will return with a nickel for gum and a nickel back, planning a dime next month. The remark reflects cautious finances and delayed payout.
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Europe
Jungle Standoff With Tiger Frights Major and Dora
In a vivid jungle scene Major recalls a tense encounter with a tiger as he and Dora exchange reactions. The dialogue captures fear and awe in a dramatic wildlife moment.
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Bot Major
Tiger
Dora
Print Frock That Is Worthy Place In Any Wardrobe
There is a spring vivid print frock with flattering feminine lines and a fully flared sleeve option. Pattern 1776 offers sizes 12 through 40 with 4 yards 39 inch fabric for size 16 and step by step sewing instructions. Send 15 cents and address details to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
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Eagins
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Actress Recalls Bold Request By Two Boys For Autograph
A Boston Transcript note says a movie actress faced two young boys who asked for her gutograph. She asked if they knew who she was and the older boy replied they hoped to learn that by getting the signature.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
John Hancock
Boston Transcript
No Second Helping Sparks Gentle Dinner Banter
A playful exchange during supper centers on Helen refusing a second ice cream helping with a polite no. The hostess urges more, Helen explains she was following her mother’s instruction to say no, while noting the first serving seemed small.
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Toronto Globe
Skeptical Buyer Sees Eighth Queen Anne Sideboard This Week
In a humorous exchange a dealer baits a skeptical customer with a claim of a fine Queen Anne sideboard. The customer jokes about the piece filling a large dining room while noting the novelty of the showing.
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tLondon
Too Slow for Him A Westerner Tours City
A real estate agent shows a city to a prospective buyer who jokes that the place feels eerie. The Westerner remarks this is the first cemetery he has seen with lights, adding a dry frontier humor to the exchange.
Mexican Are Like That First Wife
A humorous exchange about marriage customs and sleepy spouses. Two speakers compare wives and husbands, noting quibbles with fidelity and midnight talk, reflecting playful stereotypes.
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