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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1925

Page

9

Largest Mississippi still found near Oxford

A 3,000 gallon still, likely the largest in the state, was found Tuesday off the Memphis Clarksdale highway in DeSoto county near a dance hall and barbecue stand. No arrests have been made. this marks the third such capture in the area in the past month, according to deputy prohibition administrator E Schapman.

Oxford Miss Memphis-Clarksdale DeSoto County E. Schapman Prohibition

Woman Judge Urges More Parental Time With Children

Judge Jean F. Norris of New York urged fathers and mothers to spend more time with their children noting business keeps parents away and contributing to crime. She emphasized parental authority, humane justice, and uses probation to learn circumstances before sentencing, highlighting decisive traffic court penalties.

New York Jean F. Norris First District Criminal Court Miss Norris Woman’s Day Court Family Court Trust Corporation Frank M. Leslie Carrie Chapman Catt New York State Federation of Business and Professional Woman’s Clubs National Association of Women's Lawyers

Winter construction boom shown by contractor survey

Chicago reports Jack Frost beaten as winter contracts surge. W J Lynch, VP of a large firm, says steady winter work attracts skilled artisans, reduces wage spikes, and minimizes delays. Heating costs for winter jobs stay under one percent of building cost while interior heat remains small.

Chicago Jack Frost W. J. Lynch Lynch

Many Housewives Seek To Emulate U S Budget

Washington story notes the Budget Bureau has no household budget schedule. It reports many requests from housewives and some congress members for household expense guidance. The Bureau mentions a cash register company publication as the closest approach to a consumer budget.

U. S Washington Bureau of the Budget Congress H. M. Lord Budget Bureau Cash Register

Lovers of Tennyson Visit His Old Home

The largest gathering of Tennyson fans in Britain visited the poet’s Surrey cottage near Haslemere. Invited by the Gaekwar of Baroda, members of the Poetry Society explored the hilltop home once lived in by Alfred Lord Tennyson.

Tennyson London Aldsworth Surrey Hills Haslemere Gaekwar Baroda Poetry Society

Honolulu Population Reveals Hit Toward 100000

Annual preliminary estimates by S. W. Tay show Honolulu likely reaching a population of about 100000. Figures draw from births deaths and island arrivals and departures recorded by the health board.

Honolulu S. W. Tay The Board of Health Health Board

Cleaning Alabaster Ornaments with Lime Milk or Soda Wash

Alabaster ornaments clean best by soaking in lime milk then washing in clear water and dusting with French chalk when dry. An easier method uses boiled water with washing soda, followed by thorough rinsing.

North Florida towns push tobacco markets for 1926 season

Three Florida towns Madison Lake City and Live Oak have started campaigns to secure a tobacco market for 1926. Despite acreage commitments experts doubt more than one market will succeed and some markets opened last year closed quickly making buyers wary of new markets.

Moultrie Florida Madison Lake City Live Oak Moultrie Observer

Lawyer Pollay Dies After Near-Burial Duel Story

Budapest reports Dr. Ludwig Pollay a lawyer died after a long illness. Thirty years earlier during a duel he was shot in the stomach and carried home as dead. At the funeral the corpse stirred delaying burial. He recovered and rode horseback for weeks before final illness.

Budapest Ludwig Pollay

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