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…and before that in 1906
“That the world is growing temporarily warmer is shown by the mountain glaciers. These are made by varying temperature and moisture to increase and diminish in size during periods of years that may be found to be more or less regular cycles., and a period of quite general decrease began about 45 years ago.”
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/19445652?
~20 April, 1906
…and after that in 1934:
“EARTH GROWING WARMER
What Swiss Glaciers Reveal
Apropos of the world-wide drought, scientific observation of the Swiss glaciers indicates that the earth is gradually growing warmer and drier. Only fifteen of 100 glaciers were observed last year to have increased; four remained stationary; and 81 decreased.”
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/36712632?
~22 June 1934