06 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1937
Page
1
The Rose Show faces funding and volunteer challenges as Thomasville women lead the planning with support urged from local men. Officials outline road paving and widening projects from Madison Street to Calhoun and five miles of county road work, aiming to complete summer progress.
Acolumn on authors invited to upscale teas notes that successful writers receive many social invitations while newcomers are used as pageantry. It describes publishers showcasing their writers at stores and private venues, author autographs, and the awkward dynamics of celebrity culture in Manhattan.
Dr. Sage Geldere presents a health note on tuberculosis spread within families. It explains germs, close contact risks, and the need for family and community measures including school tuberculin tests, health officer support, and sanatoriums. The piece ends noting swine erysipelas spread in North Carolina.
Georgia intends to rapidly deploy federal highway funds, with biweekly lettings to maximize use of money rejected by Talmadge or the federal government. Thomas County advances Route Three bridge improvements and resurfacing, while the Boston road remains a hazard in wet weather.
A Dawson News excerpt argues attractive surroundings draw residents and customers, boosting communities and sellers. It urges homeowners to maintain flowered yards and neat premises, noting beauty is a powerful, widespread advertising plan that benefits all. A Kentucky bulletin cautions part time farming for profit may fail.
A fragmentary excerpt from Irvin S. Cobb’s Around the World With Irvin S. Cobb hints at a tale aboard a steamer near a principal port. The text references romance, travelers, and remote South Sea islands as it sketches exotic contrasts.
The text notes the visit of Walter Runciman, president of the British Board of Trade, implying his appearance carried great significance. It contrasts ceremonial gun salutes with his international prominence and suggests the event dwarfs typical confer ees in importance.
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