19 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1930
Page
1
A Thomasville Times Enterprise column shares Easter reflections and assorted witticisms. It touches on humor about Easter, politics, bootlegging, and social trends, noting local papers and figures while offering pithy observations on life and manners.
A long excerpt lists many taxes from shoes to carpets and a final quip about no tax on the old house cat. It notes Savannah News poll results with 2119 repeal 135 modification 542 enforcement and Georgia ranks low in per capita taxes, along with remarks on wealth growth in Thomasville.
Washington remembers the former speaker as Albert Jaggers carved a marble bust of Joseph Cannon for the House. It was moved from a stairwell niche to the lobby, reviving Cannon stories and the nickname Cannonella among old colleagues.
A boil is described as a battlefield between invading bacteria from damaged hair follicles and body defenses. It grows from a localized infection, causes swelling heat and pain, and may be mild or dangerous especially with face boils or carbuncles. Seek expert care to prevent spread and complications.
The notice from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau for Thomasville Georgia on April 19 1930 forecasts partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with moderately cool early morning temperatures. Rainfall totals include 2.38 inches in Thomasville with other areas reporting light rains in the Central Plains and Pacific Northwest and snow in the upper Missouri Valley. Frost and freezing temperatures were noted in the upper Mississippi region.
Frank Buchannon, 67, former congressman and long time labor leader, ex president of the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union, died in Chicago. He was elected to Congress from a Chicago district in 1911 and served three terms with support from organized labor.
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