Quetta Devastation and Karachi’s Rising Port Role
The earthquake crushed Quetta, capital of Baluchistan, ending its military and civil prominence. Kalat state near Quetta suffers infrastructure gaps, nomadic life persists, and Kalat farmland struggles with scarce rainfall. Karachi emerges as Sind’s key port, transformed by British irrigation, rail links, and trade, while faceing silt-choked harbor threats from Indus river sediment.
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Cool Simplicity Yoke Cape Pattern For Summer Sports
A sewing pattern advertises Pattern 9854 with a yoke cape panel for a cool, simple outfit suitable for spectator sports or weekend wear. It features an action pleat back and skirt, suggests washable fabrics, and includes a cork buckle and buttons. Available in sizes 14 to 42. size 16 requires 4 yards of fabric. Send 15 cents and order to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 232 West Seventeenth Street, New York.
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Com munism Question Sparks Senate Quip
Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum defining communism as an old idea that prompts people to think equal property division lets them grab more than their share. He frames it as a political dig on wealth and greed.
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Mystery Question Sparks Dance Floor Doubts
A brief exchange about ignorance and a potential dance leads to a playful internal debate. The speaker suggests letting the other person continue to think they resemble a skilled dancer, weighing whether to perform or refrain.
Fatal Omission Warns of Blonde Woman’s Disappearance
An anthropologist cautions that the American blond is no help regarding a missing woman. He does not indicate which direction she took, reflecting a puzzling case noted by the Atlanta Constitution.
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Travel Notes Show Odd Scenic Reactions
Everyday Views asks how the scenery looked on a trip. Replies describe the landscape as mostly resembling toothpaste and tobacco scents, a quirky contrast highlighting traveler impressions.
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