25 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1930
Page
1
A jumble of editorial jests and reader quips fills the page with short reflections on daily life. Notes touch on taxes, vaccines, travel, weather, jazz, and home life while hinting at local topics like Cordele power rates and a political forecast for Louis Moore.
The Tifton Gazette notes Louis Moore as the most suited for governor due to his experience as an attorney and former American Legion state commander. It highlights Moore's visits to Adel, his clean record, and broad esteem among citizens, urging voters to hear all candidates but endorsing Moore as worthy of suffrage. It mentions other candidates like Rivers and Russell and emphasizes the importance of the state election and personal qualifications.
A Varied column argues that a small group of powerful business leaders influence national life and laws. It warns that fire and carelessness threaten homes and factories, urging fire prevention and regulatory reform amid tensions with big business.
Adel News notes strong editorial support for Louis Moore of Thomasville as secretary of state and urges regional loyalty from readers. The piece signals a unified regional backing for Moore as the preferred candidate.
The Thomasville region is mostly cloudy with a likelihood of showers tonight and Tuesday. Observations show 8 pm readings with recent precipitation limited to the lower Lake region and southern Plains, and temperatures slightly warmer in the Mississippi Valley.
Mrs. Irving Thalberg, Norma Shearer, has a son weighing eight pounds born yesterday. Both mother and baby are reported doing splendidly. Thalberg is a film executive and Mrs. Thalberg plans to return to the screen. A separate note warns of smallpox risk and vaccination importance citing 1925 outbreaks in Washington and Camden and California cases in 1926 with 2,794 illnesses and 232 deaths.
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