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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1925

Page

14

Germany next to go dry says World League official

Westerville Ohio November 17 Dr Ernest H Cherington general secretary of the World League Against Alcoholism believes Germany will be the next great country to go dry due to economic strain. He cites European industry struggling to compete with American industry as prohibition improves American workers and raises productivity.

Ernest H. Cherrington World League Against Germany Cherington

Trouble Between Sowega Body and Growers Reviewed

Moultrie Georgia December 24 court action seeks to cancel a five year exclusive selling contract between Sowega Melon Growers Association and the Federated Fruit and Vegetable Growers. A temporary restraining order was granted and a hearing postponed as settlement efforts continue.

Moultrie Sowega Melon Growers’ Association Federated Fruit and Vegetable Growers Cook County Superior Court Bonega Association Melons

Interior Alaska sees new pay creeks spark mild rush

Anchorage reports several new pay creeks found in interior Alaska after Dawson days. Matt Hugger struck 50 cents to 1.60 a pan on Fairview district ground. Pass Creek and Cottonwood Creek show up to 1.80 a yard. Valdez Creek yields 3 a pan with Smiling Ole. A larger production revival is anticipated next summer.

Anchorage Atlanta Fairview Ules West Alaska Railroad Matt Hugger Pass Creek Cottonwood Creek Valdez Creek Smiling Ole Interior Alaska

Hennessey Shines in Tennis and Other Sports

Indianapolis star Johnny Hennessey, a top American tennis player, stars in basketball football and baseball with an amateur Indianapolis team. He earns his own way with minimal coaching and rarely plays tennis in winter, practicing on one indoor court to stay in shape.

Hennessey Indianapolis Johnnny Hennessey Henessey Great Britain Germany

German freighter loaded with liquor bound for the U S

A 6,000-ton Bremen freighter carrying $1,000,000 worth of whisky left Bremen for Bermuda. The cargo is tied to a German rum syndicate with a Czech engineer as key organizer. Philadelphia serves as the U S. distributing center, with New York agents and Italian bootleg channels noted.

Berlin Bremen Bermuda United States Free Port New York Hoboken Philadelphia America Europe

Sadie of Today A More Modern Sadie

Chicago reports Jeanne Engels as Sadie Thomson in Rain nearing 1200 performances. She describes Sadie as a livelier, human character. the show opened in 1922 in Philadelphia and toured Chicago with the same fourteen cast members.

Chicago Sadie Thomson Jeanne Engels Sadie Miss Engels Garrick Theatre Philadelphia Equity Strka New York Sacha Jim Steppy Boston

Peculiar African Snake Breaks Egg Shell With Spike

A queer African snake that lives on eggs has a toothlike spike extending downward from its backbone just behind the head. The spike, tipped with enamel, aids in cracking eggs as the snake swallows them.

Japanese Funerals Affected by Rites and Traditions

The narrative outlines Japanese funeral customs including family involvement at death, rites to ward off spirits, posthumous Buddhist names, incense rituals, and mourning meals. It describes the procession, use of a tablet, and the care of the corpse prior to burial.

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Dodge EF Reducts Widese Edges Toward Economic Shift

A fragmented clipping outlines Dodge Brothers and executives discussing refunds and production. The text mentions December and a proposed building project, with references to executives Brett, Robert C., and Rev. Eas, and notes on sales and plans for the coming Sunday and Friday events.

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