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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
12
In Detroit heavy car ownership and factory output push traffic into a crowded city scene. Officials warn many autos strain streets and parking while roads, subways, and plans for new arteries face funding and construction hurdles amid rapid motorization.
An ad extols Creomulsion with creosote and soothing additives as a reliable remedy for persistent coughs and throat ailments, claiming it checks germ growth and offers money back if not relieved after use as directed by the Creomulsion Company. Separately, Detroit street plans face revisions as 80-foot widenings prove too narrow, with upgrades to 120 feet and a major highway proposed to link Detroit and Pontiac amid growing traffic.
A nostalgic Christmas Eve advertisement promotes Camel cigarettes. It invites readers to enjoy a Camel after holiday preparations and highlights Camel’s smooth taste, mellow mildness, and blending by a major tobacco organization. It emphasizes the brand as the gift of satisfaction and daily contentment for millions.
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge will pick new Senate spokesmen in the first session of the new Congress. Senator Butler of Massachusetts, chair of the Republican National Committee, is singled out alongside other new senators as potential administration mouthpieces.
In Burnham on Sea James Cox, famed for a seven mile voice along the Bristol Channel, faces U.S. doubts about his feat while local figures insist his call can be heard seven miles away from the Marine Parade to Point Buoy.
Reported by readers from Moncton and elsewhere, a simple Sloan's Liniment helps neuritis and rheumatism without rubbing. A user recalls being unable to walk for two weeks before one bottle eased swelling and pain. The ad touts ready availability at druggists for 35 cents.
Harrisburg dispatch reports a predicted coal shortage leads to wider use of culm banks once considered waste. A large culm pile near Honesdale, about 1 000 900 tons, will be removed by a Scranton firm under State Sanitary Water Board permission and shipped to tidewater for processing.
A quotation discusses incomes as shoes, noting that too small shoes injure and pinch while too large ones cause stumbling and tripping. The line is attributed to Charles C. Clough.
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