Sunday, February 21, 2021
an item from an age editorial from 100 years ago today
(21 Feb 1921, p. 4) The Age in 1921 was a really dull and mean little paper and people must not have had the internet or something, if this thing could actually sustain interest. I mean it didn't even have a Green Guide. Anyway, this editorial reads to me like there was nothing to editorialise about and someone ordered someone to have a negative opinion about something that actually wasn't a terrible idea, just to fill up column inches. The railways should pick up on things like this today, except there aren't enough places railways go anymore. Baldwin Spencer was a man of his time by which I mean he studied Aboriginal people and considered them an inferior species. That has nothing to do with this article but it's still true.
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