Australia’s Cotton Boom Expands Vastly Across Regions
Australia leverages growing fine staple cotton as Queensland leads with 7,000 acres last year and an estimated 80,000 to 100,000 acres this year. Western Australia, northern territories, and subtropical districts push development with 3,000,000 acres opened and 200,000 more planned. Government sets a minimum price guarantee for seed cotton.
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Australia
Northern Territory
Queensland
Western Australia
America
Great Britain
Germany
A. St. Ledger
Currant History Magazine
Obsolete Foundations Echoed in Social Structure Debate
Reinold Neyes argues in the July Yale Review that gradual erosion of established social foundations threatens the social order. He contends that peaceful immigration from crowded lands mirrors ancient barbarian invasions in effect, with a subtle but dangerous flow altering the social fabric today.
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Reinold Neyes
Yale Review
Plight of the Artist in a Crowded Literary World
Rebecca West argues in the July Yale Review that modern writers face a deluge of criticism and a vast literary community. An educated young person can earn writing income easily, attracting talent but isolating authors from the general public and reducing contact with non literary society.
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Rebecca West
Yale Review
A Restless Bedfellow Relates a Virginia Hound Tale
Sam Venries recalls life on Virginia eastern shore with his tall lanky self and an old white hound named Samson. The dog sneaks into the bed in cold nights, wakes Sam with yelps, and provokes fierce but comic disputes before they sleep again. Deer and tracks appear nearby as frost tightens the house.
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Relatas
Virginia
Tie Son
Sam
Samson
Old Sam
Ho Bameon
Eld
Olf Sam
Weather forecast and tide table for the District of Columbia area
The report from the Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington for Thursday June 14 includes sunrise at 4 to 8:33 and tide details. It notes generally fair for Friday and Saturday with mild temperatures and variable winds, plus showers along the south Atlantic coast and northern border. Forecast covers regional variations from New England to the far Northwest, with warm trends in the south and unsettled conditions near the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Local and flying weather sections list temperatures and wind patterns, with chances of showers and thunderstorms in several areas and up to 5,000 feet for flight conditions.
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Licensed to Marry Names and Ages in Fractured List
A garbled notice lists multiple marriages with ages and partial location data. Couples include Christopher LaFarge and Louisa Hoar. Patrick Sermaengh and Thelma Davis. Alfred Blaser and Helan Spencer. William Mason and Mary Guthrie. Oscar Brelner and Dorothy Pasch. John Butter and Doris Palmer. Harvey Valay and Marie Morrey. Phele Hess and Warfordaburg pair. Robert Fisher and Sparta partner. James Dowie and Edna Johnson. Joseph Galliot and Alice Dear. and others with Rev. ministers named, revealing a haphazard compiled wedding register with missing elements.
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Cchristopher LaFarge
Ofew York
Louisa B. Hoar
T. T. Davien
Patrick J Sermaengh
Thelma M. Davis
LJ. Realy Jullown Fioravant
Mabel Vollmer
BR Dobmbit
Alfred Blaser
Helan L. Spencer
C. T. Warner
William D. Mason
Rosnoke
Mary B. Guthrie
Pearseburg
H. F. Downs
Oscar H. Brelner
Haut Cleveland
Ohio
Dorothy Pasch
A Bimon
John L. Butter
Doris Palmer
J. 0
Wrightson
Harvey P. Valay
Marle F Morrey
D. Logan
Sharpe
Phele B. Hess
Warfordaburg
J. H. Belrgs
John A. Horton
Mary
Skemwell
EB. Taggart
Robert G. Fisher
Hawhin
School Children Plan Song Fete at Theater
Miss Clara Brewer announces Johnson Powell school children will perform in a song festival at Crandall's Savoy theater during the community services hour today. Mrs H N Burkess directs the graded schools music, Mr E N C Barnes oversees district music, and the event is part of civic activities run by Crandall theaters under Harriet Hawley Locker and Harry M Crandan supervision.
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Johnson-Powell
Crandall
Savoy Theater
H N Burkess
E N C Barnes
Public Service and Educational Department
Crandall Theaters
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Harry M. Crandan
Use of submarines in warfare cited as lawful by admiral
Rear Admiral William S. Thomas, retired, argues in Current History Magazine that submarine use against enemy sea trade is lawful under international law and humane. He notes German U boats like the Deutschland deployed as floating bases, keeping their crew safe by diverting crews to captured vessels in port when supplies ran low, a method he compares to surface cruisers for efficiency and range.
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Wersao
Atheism in Germany and church withdrawals rise
Miles Bouton reports in Tune Current History Magazine that the avdallats influence fosters contempt for authority in Germany and drives mass church withdrawals. In 1930 the Evangelical Lutheran church lost over 205000 members while Catholics shed 46992. Thuringia Saxony and Anhalt saw sharp increases, Rhineland districts bucked the trend.
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Thuringis
Saxony
Anhalt
Rhineland
Miles Bouton
Current History Magazine
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