Tragedy Reflections In Indiana And Georgia Editorials
A Indiana mor tragedy note appears amid Georgia weekly news with editorials on politics and public opinion. Text cites governor races, Dempsey quotes, water use, economy, and social observations from Thomasville and nearby areas.
Slaton campaign debated in Thomasville amid drought driven politics
The piece portrays Slaton’s Georgia bid viewed through Thomasville voters as a testing ground for his speech impact. It notes criticism of his style, allegations against Harris, and how drought and corn prices shape farmer opinions and potential votes in the September primary.
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Thomasville
Slaton
Senate
Georgia
Tom Hardwick
Fletcher
Alfalfa Bill Murray Wins Oklahoma Governing Race
Oklahoma politician Alfalfa Bill Murray is declared winner in the gubernatorial race. The piece notes public support amid contrasting peanut politician proposals. Bobby Jones earns mention for a bath scene drawing unusual newspaper attention.
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Bill Murray
Oklahoma
Bobby Jones
Air record at St Louis threatens Hunter brothers profits
A stale OCR line notes a St Louis air record potentially removing the Hunter brothers from around a hundred thousand dollars through fool con contracts.
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St. Louis
Hunter Brothers
Ancient prescriptions and odd remedies of past medicine
A historical survey recalls ancient beliefs about disease and remedies. Treatments ranged from unicorn horn powder to lark heart amulets and donkey forehead cures, tied to a theory that heavenly powers sent healing salves for every ailment.
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Lego Galdeon
Pliny
Alexander of
Tralles
Earth
Chile
Indiana
Peru
Rankin Puts Peace First In Washington Office
Jeanette Rankin, once the first woman elected to Congress, now serves as legislative secretary for the National Council for the Prevention of War in Washington. She remains devoted to peace, monitoring legislation and championing antiwar causes with unchanged ideals.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Washington Day
War Department
House of Representatives
Jeanette Rankin
Congress of the
United States
National Council For the Prevention of War
Congress
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Senate
National Council For the Prevention of
Rankin
Montana
Missoula
Mont
Weather outlook for Thomasville and vicinity Aug 14 1930
The forecast calls for showers tonight and Friday in Thomasville and surrounding area. Observations show high today and last night moderate temperatures, with humidity near 86 percent. Unsettled conditions and showers expected, with regional notes of heat in Cotton Belt and rain in other areas.
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Thomasville
Thomasville and Vicinity
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Southern Plains
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Middle Rockies
Florida Peninsula
Cotton Belt
Corn Belt
Middle West
Abilene
Tex Atdheugly
Apalachicola
Asheville
N. C
Atlanta, Gartets
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago
Cleveland
Remedy Found in Cincho na Bark for Amoebic Treatise
The text notes a Brazilian native remedy from cincho na bark using ipecac treguiberit to treat amoebic infections. It presents a historical claim of traditional medicine without modern clinical validation.
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Brazil
Two Miners Die in Canada Coal Mine Blast
Two miners are known dead after an explosion at Blackburn Coal mine near Coalmont Ontario? near Princeton B C. Forty six others remain entombed as rescue crews advance through 300 feet of debris until a second cave in blocks access. The cause remains unclear.
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Princeton
B. C
Blackburn
Coalmont Colliers, Ltd
Here
Nine Die as Romanian Trains Collide at Seceleanu
A head on collision between two express trains at Seceleanu station on the Bucharest Konstanzin line killed nine people and injured fifteen. The accident occurred today near Bucharest with emergency crews rushing to the scene and investigators beginning work on the cause.
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Bucharest
Romania
Seceleanu
Bucharest-Konstanzin
Real estate man killed near Savannah after car hit by train
Frank J. Skeffington, president of a Savannah real estate firm, was killed when his automobile was demolished by a Lea board Airline passenger train seven miles from Savannah early today. The car was hurled about 15 feet and Skeffington died within seconds after train crew reached him. The report also mentions details of the Boulder Dam's proposed dimensions.
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Savannah
Frank J. Skeffington
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