27 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1934
Page
1
A cluttered page shows many stray observations and quips about the Rose Show at Rose Field, local politics, and daily life. The items mention Thomasville, Louisiana politics, and community figures, with light commentary on events and social topics.
Opinion column advocates keeping the Rose Show free of admission and commercial influence. Local merchants and residents prefer a guest experience, not a sale, stressing homegrown goods and hometown support over outsiders profiting from the event. The piece contrasts community spirit with calls for charging admission and notes broader New York social scene context.
The president argues national recovery hinges on international cooperation and domestic home economy reform. He cites fashion driven consumer behavior, price focus, and home market attention as vital to boosting trade and wages while avoiding overreach. He notes government influence will grow to complete the recovery picture. He suggests a visit to Thomasville to illustrate buying bread and home planning.
A brisk miscellany of celebrity glimpses and city life notes from New York on April 27. Mentions Katharine Hepburn Joan Bennett Edna Best Betty Starbuck and others with playful jabs at cinema and Broadway figures. Includes fashion bits, zoo crowds and a quip about daylight saving and a Poe autographed book.
Florence Tobin of Ketchikan sent a photo of a tombstone to Washington after spotting a Strange As It Seems drawing. Jimmy Broderidge, last heard from 20 years earlier in Wrangell, was found frozen to death on a trail near Beaver, Alaska. A new Wrangell tombstone signals another chapter in the North Country mystery.
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