Local punditry and political asides in Thomasville paper
A late 1920s style column features scattered commentary on state politics, farming prices, Prohibition notes, and social observations. The piece references Ma Ferguson, tobacco growers, Georgia politics, insurance on beekeeping, and German fliers, all within a loosely connected editorial mood.
Georgia Election Preview Shapeschoices for Governor Race
The community notes that Mr Russell presents as a plain sincere candidate with a businesslike approach. Voters seek a real executive who can address policy without grand rhetoric and fear he might be swayed by oratorical power rather than aptitude. Early impressions favor Russell or Rivers in a potential runoff with Holder.
Cox to speak on economic affairs in Thomasville
Congressman Eugene Cox plans an economic policy address in Thomasville discussing the county’s current crisis, business government ties, and a proposed basic program. He argues understanding economic currents is key to solving unemployment and business disruption.
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Duty to Vote Urges Full Expression at Ballot Box
The piece urges Thomas County and Georgia voters to participate in the upcoming election, stressing civic duty and the need to show where the state stands on issues. It emphasizes voting regardless of whom one supports and argues that participation matters even if the choice is imperfect.
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Sutton Addresses National Education Association Today
Atlanta August 28 Dr. Sutton superintendent of Atlanta schools newly elected president of the National Education Association told members that business must understand education contributes to its success. He urged expanding membership and emphasized teacher pay, health exams, and old age provisions for educators. He said the human individual is America s greatest wealth and must receive careful consideration.
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Tonsils and Adenoids Defects Common in Young Adults
Milbank Memorial Fund research finds that in 100000 white native-born males ages 20 to 21, over 35 percent show nose or throat defects. Defects decline with age but remain significant in youth, with tonsil issues linked to mouth breathing and potential broader health impacts.
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Diet Should Be A Matter Of Likes And Dislikes
Dr Robert Hutchison of London told the 98th annual meeting of the British Medical Association that diet should be a matter of likes and dislikes. He urged moderation and a normal mixed diet with no overthinking of food. He said listen to nature cues rather than fuss over meals.
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Weather report from Thomasville forecast mostly fair
The U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau in Thomasville Georgia issues a forecast for Thomasville and vicinity of mostly fair conditions tonight and Friday. Observations show 75 degrees at 8:00 a m with higher readings yesterday and lower temperatures last night. Precipitation totals for the month and year are noted with a wind storm at Salt Lake City and a lingering dry cotton belt pattern in the southeast. No major changes expected Friday.
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House For Rent Two Story Corner Warren Hansell
Multiple rental notices list a two story house at Warren Avenue and Hansell Street suitable for two apartments with contact via phone 801-W. Other ads include a two room downstairs furnished apartment near the center, phone 257, and a furnished or unfurnished unit with private bath and garage available September 1 through Mrs. Dawkins at 206 BH Jackson St, phone 691-J. Also listed are two downstairs furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 181 South Love, phone 515-J.
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