13 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
1
A fragment from the Thomasville Times-Enterprise includes witty questions about yesterday’s rain and aging residents. It notes the paper’s publication details and hints at light local observations about school fields and constitutional change in Egypt.
A column urges Christmas joy through shopping at local Thomasville merchants. It notes improved tuberculosis deaths, critiques relief workers, and praises Santa’s arrival by airplane. Readers are urged to buy at home and support local stores to boost profits and happiness this holiday season.
In Thomasville residents question the city council's decision to permit fireworks this Christmas. The column condemns reckless use, cites Armistice Day incidents, and urges council to curb or halt public fireworks in the business district.
Governor Landon of Kansas rises in prominence as the progressive Republican favorite for the presidential nomination. Borah falters amid reluctance, Hearst editors praise Landon, and a London boom boosts his status as a counter to Roosevelt and the Democratic front runner.
Allaire West arrives at her Virginia estate to find a party faded into ghosts of the night. Her father Ray hosts guests and a famous actress Tala while remnants of a lavish life linger in the showplace home. Allaire discovers unfamiliar guests and secrets behind the perpetual open house.
Greensboro Ga December 13 Uncle Jim Williams editor of the Greensboro Herald Journal and his wife observed their 42nd wedding anniversary at home. He reflected that more men are made by women than ruined by them and that divorces grew with polite society. He noted they view marriage as an institution while others see a merry go round. He recently completed fifty years in a newspaper office.
The treasury report for December 11 records receipts of 63.83 million dollars and expenditures of 76.30 million, leaving a balance of 1.334 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 12.16 million, and fiscal year receipts since July 1 reach 1.595 billion against 3.370 billion in expenditures. Gross debt stands at 29.600 billion, down 2.147 million from the prior day, with gold reserves at 10.068 billion.
Mrs. Albert Hartley of 612 Broadway St Columbus Ga praises Vita-Mil a blend of botanical extracts as a cure for nerves sleep digestion and general weakness. The endorsement appears in Thomasville via Inman Drug Store with claims of rapid relief and broad benefits marketed in local drug outlets.
A fragment describes a man with iron-grey hair and slate-blue eyes who stays fit and dresses with distinction. The narration notes a sudden decision by Allaire tomorrow, implying a recurring pattern of decisive changes.
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