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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
2
An August to spring fowl disease called sorehead is addressed with a new product “2-In-1 Lice and Mite Remover.” The ad claims the drink-water treatment prevents and relieves sores in four to five days, with over 300,000 users and a money back guarantee. Sold by drug stores and Watt & Tuck in Thomas.
Four men and four women were found guilty of murder by three juries in the Circuit Court of Breathitt County Kentucky. John E. Miller and Matt Cabbard were sentenced to two years each for killing Henry Howard during a botched arrest. James Deaton was acquitted.
The Lions Club held its usual weekly luncheon at the YMCA rooms with fourteen members absent, ten or twelve out of the city. President Louis Moore led talks on railroad grade crossing dangers and the Lions Code of Ethics while committees were named for the upcoming year and a possible local gas plant was discussed.
A flurry of visitors from Atlanta Columbus Boston and Albany stop in Thomasville for business and social calls. Local residents Mr J P Greene Mr Eustate and Misses Sara Ruby Ball head to Junaluska Dothan and North Carolina while John Gandy returns from Jacksonville to work with an insurance firm.
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered thundershowers. Observations show 1 pm 87% humidity. high today 90, record 101 in 1900, low 61, month low 81 years 1998. Rainfall 1.50 inches since the 1st, wind northwest 6 mph. Also notes a county tax resolution discussion and adjournment.
In Atlanta on August 14, the three Georgia Senate figures Perkin Clements and Pickren stand united until a fourth, Morgan, enters with a bid for support. A political jest of misdirected persuasion tests loyalties as Morgan’s plea to Clements leads to alleged pledges and counter pledges among the trio. The mismatch unfolds with Athos and Porthos noted as key players in the shifting alliances.
Leather coins circulated in northern Europe during the seventeenth century. They were commonly cut from metal slabs to form tokens used for trade. silver or pewter were hammered into these pieces to create usable currency.
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