08 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
1
The column questions public policy like tax increases and homestead exemptions while noting the role of diversion in modern life. It cites the Florida Ship Canal and Georgia politics, referencing figures and local media perspectives.
The March event combines a local horse show with three army polo games from Fort McPherson and Fort Benning. Proceeds support charity, with last year donating four hundred dollars to local projects. The effort promotes community service and character while inviting regional entries and rivalries.
In Thomasville readers vent about public neglect and messy streets and building sites. The note praises tactful critique to spur action and teases upcoming events like a third horse show and second polo series next month.
A list of assorted crossword style clues including hints for words on scales learning drive away and various definitions. The fragment mentions penitent season changes residence types measures and a small fish among other disconnected items.
The piece outlines a Better Housing Campaign focusing on what people want how much it costs and where to obtain it. It adds a whimsical note about a “lady with the little brown jug” epitomizing exotic simplicity.
A New York Chronicle of social chatter mentions floor walkers, Prince George as a clerk, and Dorothy Gray. It notes Al Smith behind Mrs James Roosevelt at a trans Lux screening, Clare Briggs home Blue Anchors in New Rochelle, and George White expanding into horse training with Charleston.
After globe trotting and a profitable ad business, Sir Bruce Barton visits a newspaper office and is quickly drawn into a syndicate sales scene. Reporter Irvin Cobb studies the hustlers who travel to big cities selling trinkets and gimmicks, while Barton contemplates a porch rocking view of a parade.
From Buenos Aires dated February 8 the Paraguayan defense ministry in Asuncion reports Bolivia is counter attacking to save Villa Montes base. Bolivians reportedly shell Pilcomayo sector with field pieces and mortars as Paraguay encircles the fort.
A letter from 58 year old Robt A Huyghe of New Orleans praises Kellogg All-Bran for easing constipation. He notes two tablespoons daily usually suffice and that the bulk aids intestinal exercise, with added vitamin B and iron. Sold in red and green Kellogg packaging.
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