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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
5
A column of editorial quips and social notes from The Times Enterprise includes remarks on prohibition, temperance politics, and public figures. It discusses liquor laws, the Lindy hop, December 14th plans, a motorcade from Georgia, and local governance woes with skeptical and witty asides.
An early 20th century column discusses seasonal colds, prevention via health, moderate eating and exercise. It includes a Greensboro barbecue honoring Uncle Jim Williams, editor of the Grensboro Herald Journal, and a long tribute to his fifty years in journalism. It also contains assorted local observations and remarks on public figures and society.
In regional bouts, Johnnie Kasper outpointed Frankie Petrolle in Burlington while Freddie Miller edged Paul Dazzo in Chicago. Laddie Tonnelli stopped Mickey O'Shea in Marseilles with knockdown action rounding out the card.
Atlanta, December 7. Robert L. Bobby Dodd has become the second southern football coach to join the Benedicts within a week. Georgia Tech backfield coach and Miss Alice Caroline Davin were married last night, three days after Freddie Sington and Miss Nancy Napier wed.
Curt Tennyson journeys with Sonya and Paul St Clair toward the Klosohee Indians to safeguard her, while pursuing Igor Karakhan. At a river pass they are attacked by the Klosphees. Curt plans a cautious camp and a rock barricade on a lake to win the Indians over, wary of hidden dangers and a planned rendezvous.
A jumble of crossword style clues mixed with garbled letters and stray words. The text weaves partial clues like public vehicle and dry with broken phrases and scattered names, ending in a confusing list of varied terms and odd spellings.
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