A KKOZEN WORLD
PARTS, Aug. o. A distinguished astronomer and meteorologist dec-lares that the wot hi, two hundred years lienee, will he caught last in the frozen grip of another ice age, due to the earth not producing enough carbonic acid gas. Giant glaciers will form at the poles, spread towards t.he equator and in their inevitable progression will twist the earth into an ice capped waste. ’! he professor believes that there have already been t wo glacial periods between w Inch was the period with a temperature such as is now enjoyed. .MARINES AND SAILORS LAND. LONDON, Aug. -1. The "Morning Post’s"’ Amoy correspondent reports that marines and sailors from the British will-snips foxglove and Diomede have occupied the British concession without opposition.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 August 1923, Page 1
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124A KKOZEN WORLD Hokitika Guardian, 6 August 1923, Page 1
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