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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
6
Atlanta officials report a warm Tuesday after a cold Monday when the state house heating system faltered. Engineers note the aging plant will be upgraded after the current legislative session funding is postponed until spring.
An Arkansas Gazette remark notes that the elephant resembles a steam roller more than a donkey, framing a metaphor about power and design. The quote contrasts animals to comment on strength and structure.
Milledgeville and Macon reports say Senator Hoke Smith may enter Georgia governor race. A letter to Captain Howard Ennis dated November 27 indicates Smith is being urged to run and may decide to enter, though not yet certain. Ennis, in Atlanta, said the letter was marked personal and he could not disclose its contents.
Senator Harrison, Democrat Mississippi, mocks the Dawes plan during a Senate speech on amending Senate rules. Vice President Dawes listens, smiling as Harrison jokes about cloture and past proposals, while other senators and galleries react with laughter.
The list records students across grades from first to eleventh earning honors for the third month. Names include Mary Asbelli and Jack Herring among others with multiple Gordo, Bond, and Wurst family members noted. J. Gorham Garrison signs at end.
The excerpt notes witch hazel as a sedative for external inflammation used by American Indians. The shrub grows 5 to 18 feet high, found in all parts of the United States on hills, stony places, or stream banks, and its extract remains widely used today.
President Ennis stated he is definitely a candidate and will stay in the contest regardless of others. He noted his campaign is underway but does not plan an active drive a year before the primary, sensing spring could find him fully prepared to face challengers.
Nov 26 report details the National Chrysanthemum Society exhibition in London. Growers display striking blooms, some as large as a football, with curls and shingled petals aiming to fool judges.
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