Rotary program highlights fellowship and safety efforts
The Thomasville Rotary Club session featured J B Jemison leading a discussion on Rotary fellowship with readings from Rotarian Joe Turner and pamphlets on crossing safety from the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Other items noted include earthquake talk, heat reports, tobacco sales, and a study class meeting.
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Rotary Club
J. B. Jemison
Rotary Clubs
Jemison
Rotary
Joe Turner
Hollins College
Thomasville
H. H. Merry
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Mary Louise Seeks Publicity In Astoria Adotion Scream
New York August report describes Mary Louise, once the Cinderella in the Brownings adoption saga, returning to publicity by singing outside the Astoria home. Reporters blocked from entry witnessed screams and surrounding neighbors speculating on the scene. A doctor was kept out as a policeman found her reading a magazine on a couch.
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Lila Lee
Tommy
Ocala
Fla
Mat Nees
Reed Howes
Alma Bennett
Evelyn Brent
Broad Street
Myrtle Gilbert
Tom Park
Gilbert
Palmetto, Fla
Bainbridge
New York
Browning-Sons
Cinderella
Spas
Astoria
Mary Louise
Weather Report for Thomasville Georgia August 13 1925
Weather forecast for Thomasville and vicinity cloudy tonight and Friday with possible local thunder showers likely cooler Friday. Observations show 1 p.m. temperature 90, today 90, yesterday 95, month high 101 set in 1900, low 77. Wind west at 5 mph, humidity 65 percent at 1 p.m. Rainfall 1.50 inches in past 24 hours and 24.38 inches since January.
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Thomasville
Lins
Gold tooth lost in office tussle with reporter at Browning
A stout woman about 200 pounds appeared at Ed ward W. Browning’s office and at the Spas home. She argued with a reporter, lost a gold tooth in the Browning office, and drove a policeman from the Spas residence as she tried to enter.
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Spas
Edward W. Browning
Browning
Mr. Browning
Unpleasant Weather Halts Japan Activity Till September 15
The weather in Japan during and after the rainy season, which starts in June, is so severe that all activity ceases until September 15, disrupting daily life and operations across the country.
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Japan
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