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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
1
The Thomasville Times Enterprise runs a page filled with editorials and local notes urging support for the Monticello road, gas plant, and cooperative marketing while offering wry social commentary on politics, prohibition, taxes, and crime. It closes with a stray line about a business gone.
The Rhinelander verdict is viewed as broadly consistent with the evidence and signals how miscegenation cases provoke public discussion. The piece notes publicity, family secrets, and moral versus civil law, with reflections on alimony, social norms, and community impact. It also mentions local editorials about municipal services and the wider effect of paragraphs in shaping thought.
The piece argues that bragging about high average speeds on long trips trusting sheer pace is foolish. It warns that speeds over forty miles per hour endanger drivers and passengers alike, noting thousands are killed yearly when speed is misused and urging restraint and judgment.
The piece critiques local editorial excesses and boasts of the paper’s blunt voice. It contrasts with Cordele Dispatch and Johnnie Spencer, noting the paper’s ability to boost, criticize, praise, and lampoon. The writer cites a Thomasville yard cleanliness dispute as an example.
The selection of Dr. Charles R. Jenkins pastor of St Luke Methodist Church as a delegate to the General Conference is noted with interest in Columbus and the South Georgia Conference. It reflects support for the proposed unification plan of the Methodists and signals a spirit of unity within the conference amid division over the plan.
Arrival and departure times listed for passenger trains at Thomasville A. CG L Railway and A B A stations and Atlantic Coast Line Depot. Information not guaranteed lines note time zones Eastern Standard Time for north east south routes and Central Standard Time west of Thomasville per Barnes Law Time in Georgia.
Fragmentary timetable details show routes Savannah to Jacksonville to Montgomery and back. Entries list departure and arrival times such as 10 30 a m and 1 26 m with city pairs including Montgomery Savannah and Atlanta Albany.
A quoted woman dismisses gambling and drinking topics on radio, saying she would rather marry a gambler or a drunkard than discuss either issue on the air.
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