India Conditions Told By Stuntz In Lahore Letter
Rev Clyde B Stuntz, superintendent in Lahore NW India conference of the Methodist church, describes the Prince of Wales visit to Lahore. He recalls a huge crowd, a royal procession, polo and garden party at Shalimar Gardens, with 70 000 attendees and notable civil and military displays. He notes a boycott attempt by Nonco-operators and praises the prince’s modest dress during a garden reception.
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Gandhi's Power Waning and Lahore Visit Reactions
A fragmentary analysis notes enthusiastic reception for the prince in Lahore while Gandhi's influence wanes. It cites opposition papers, calls for patience with the British Raj, and hints Gandhi may soon act or be forgotten. A forthcoming screed promises further commentary on propaganda in America.
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Dusty winds sweep fields as rain hoped for relief
March brings high winds and dust filling nostrils throats and eyes with little rain. Crops show normal to above normal wheat, water supplies remain plentiful, and farmers await more precipitation to ease the dry conditions.
Foretold harvest optimism amid ample fodder and rains
The report notes cattle in good condition and grain stocks generally sufficient. It projects real suffering before the harvest but ends with confidence in a good wheat crop. Strong rainfall supports the view that drought is unlikely and harvest should be fine.
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