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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
11
Moscow reports Stalin denounces the Locarno pacts as a menace while blaming the United States for debt disputes and warning of financial power shifting to the U S He says Dawes plan poses revolutionary danger and claims capitalism is stabilized despite Bolshivik hopes for world revolution.
The Romans used the term Gallia in three senses. A broad sense included Gallia Cisalpina and Transalpina in North Italy. A narrower sense named Gallia, Transalpina in a restricted sense referred to the land of Gaul.
A London dispatch profiles Lady Sybil Middleton who built a cliffside chalet at Folkestone and resisted townspeople’s push into the sea. The piece recounts her Klondike claim near Dawson, wartime Red Cross service, and travels in South Africa. It then notes Britons aiding Christmas post deliveries, Governor Ma Ferguson in British press, and Queen Mary’s gift for grandson Henry George Herbert.
A 1758 Georgia law divided the province into parishes to support the Established Church of England. Vestrymen could tax residents, with Savannah and Augusta raising thirty pounds yearly, others ten pounds. Parish records of births, marriages, christenings, and burials were kept in a well bound book, with fines and death for fraudulent entries.
Mrs A A Taylor of 615 Be Monroe St testifies about kidney trouble and dizziness. She credits Doan’s Pills with relief after trying a stimulant diuretic. The ad notes the $0.60 price and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as manufacturer. Also mentions a child’s Christmas toy request regarding Buckingham Palace visit.
The chancellor of the exchequer considers a luxury tax on restaurant and cafe checks above a set amount. Winston Churchill backed proposal prompts opposition from proprietors who warn ruinous effects on business and the wine trade. Patrons argue three taxes hit each bottle: import duty, restaurant tax, and luxury tax. Shades of brown emerge as a popular color for men’s wear in the 1926 27 season with blue and purple tones noted in woolen imports from Britain and Ireland to the United States.
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