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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
6
Detroit’s booming car industry has left streets clogged as workers and buyers flood the city with vehicles. Officials consider subway, elevated rail, wider roads, and strict parking rules amid a Master Plan to spend 100 million dollars in 15 years on new thoroughfares and widening existing arteries. A proposed direct east to west superhighway aims to bisect the city.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery that calms inflamed membranes and halts germ growth in persistent coughs colds and related respiratory diseases. It guarantees satisfaction or refunds and cites uses for asthma bronchitis and recovery after colds.
The ad extols Camel cigarettes during Christmas Eve, urging readers to share peace and good cheer. It emphasizes the cigarette’s mellow mildness, rich taste, and world scale of tobacco blending, claiming Camel enhances gifts and the holiday mood for many millions.
Washington Dec 10 President Coolidge is expected to name Senate Butler of Massachusetts as a key administration spokesman in the new Congress. Butler, chairman of the Republican National Committee, joins several others just beginning Senate careers in representing administration policy during the first session.
Burnham-on-Sea residents celebrate James Cox the town crier famed for a seven mile voice as reports from America questioned his feat. Local spokesman F. S. Patey affirms Cox’s voice reaches Point Buoy seven miles away across the Bristol Channel. Transfusion operations in Auburn California apply ferrous sulphate to sick trees, delivering arboreal nourishment via a sealed glass tube system.
A home remedy claim shows a Moncton man in Canada regaining the ability to walk after two weeks with Sloan's Liniment. The ad asserts the medicine works by circulating germ destroying blood to inflamed tissues without rubbing, reducing swelling and pain for lasting comfort.
Harrisburg reports culm banks once wasted from coal mining now aid fuel supply as hard coal operations suspend. A 1,000,000 ton pile near Honesdale will be removed by a Scranton firm under State Sanitary Water Board permission and shipped to tidewater for further processing.
A historical quote likens incomes to ill fitting shoes, noting pinch when small and risk of stumbling when large. The saying by Charles C. Clough reflects on financial comfort and balance in personal economy.
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