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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1941
Page
1
The Thomasville Bulldogs face Athens in a Bowl game next Friday as war drums drum up support and patriotism. Local editorials urge readiness, defense, and economic effort while noting Christmas shopping, industry, and auto tag concerns amid wartime sentiment.
An analysis discusses Hitler’s claim that America has “gone soft” and weighs American and Soviet roles in World War II. It notes American resolve turning the tide in France, evaluates Soviet gains and defeats in Ukraine, and considers possible American expeditionary force plans, while stressing preparedness and strategic patience as the Allies press toward victory.
A denunciation of the spread of illnesses like colds chicken pox and whooping cough. Public health officials urge rest in bed and discourage going out to reduce infections. Calls for school and cinema closings during epidemics and criticizes parents who ignore precautions.
The text discusses an economy plan from the Forwarders advocating government control of industry including hours wages and profits and a unified labor group under government oversight. It contrasts democracy with fascist models in Italy Germany and Spain and notes world tensions and potential outcomes.
A garbled paste discusses a king figure and terrier trades, mentioning prices around 60.09 and various breeds like Scottie Scotland and terriers. It references dogs, games, and safety themes amid unclear context.
Meigs December 6 notices list morning church schools at 10 20 and 11 30 worship services at Batpist and Methodist churches. The B T U Missionary Society Circle meets Monday afternoon and mid week prayer meeting is Wednesday night. Senior Epworth League meets Thursday night.
A vintage guide discusses dog breeds, notably the Scottie, and caring tips. It covers pets in the home, winter comfort, and behavior such as chair napping. It offers methods to deter dogs from furniture and questions about dog ownership and safety.
Meigs Woodmen of the World Camp No. 157 will hold a meeting Monday night in the lodge room. All members are urgently requested to attend.
A brief notice hints at another BRINARY HOSPITAL story in the series returning next week. The courtesy reference suggests ongoing medical coverage and upcoming features tied to the facility.
The answer supports continuing cod liver oil for the puppy in limited amounts. It notes the oil is beneficial for puppies and should be given in small, restricted portions.
Secretary Stimson said effective December 5 existing army anti tank units will be reorganized to provide 52 new tank destroyer battalions. Four battalions or the equivalent will be attached to each division. If 25 personnel is available, ten additional units will be formed. Two Japanese newspapers have circulations over one million.
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