Death by own action rise hints at 1920 crisis
New York June 11 figures from the Save a Life League show a sharp rise in personal crisis reports for 1920 with not less than 22,000 cases. Dr F L Hoffman cites economic pressure and Prohibition as factors while urging firearms and poisons controls plus youth education to curb suicides. The league, led by Rev Harry Warren, promotes spiritual counsel calm reasoning and financial help to prevent self harm.
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Weevils Spread Across Cotton Belt SCARE MARKETS
New Orleans reports of boll weevil outbreaks across Texas Georgia and neighboring states push cotton futures lower amid expectations of reduced yields. Traders cite weak export demand and Britain’s labor unrest as factors, with large stockpiles of certified cotton adding to tendering pressure.
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