12 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1941
Page
1
The fragment discusses wartime topics including German threat, United States involvement, and global conflict references. It mentions historical battles and figures, hinting at a broad war narrative in a local news format.
Washington Daybook reports on the National Gallery of Art and its vast holdings. The piece highlights the gallery’s grandeur near the Capitol, its priceless paintings and sculptures, and the donors whose gifts expanded the collection beyond the building itself.
City council discusses fire department payrolls and re election of Chief Porter. Reports on athletic and social group uses of city spaces, including Junior Club, Presbyterian church, and theatre rehearals. References to radio and bank matters, WPA project approval status, and license ordinance reading.
A humor column notes language twists from Russian and New York slang. A Polish investor's Riverside Drive flat project sparks a pun about Cloister Apartments, linking subway park and river in a playful misreading of names.
The article explains there is no secret method to improve cone stent performance. It attributes success to group cooperation, employee training, and company spirit. It highlights public service, retirement plans, sick care, death benefits, stable employment, and good wages as incentives and safeguards for workers.
The article notes a growing trend in vehicle ownership among the public, identifying increased demand and shifting consumer behavior. It highlights the impact on manufacturing, infrastructure, and urban mobility as car ownership expands.
A folk remedy claims lemon juice mixed with water and a small amount of soda can ease rheumatic pain neuritis and similar conditions. The ad advertises a two week supply of Ru-TeN Conmycevid with a money back guarantee through druggists and local stores.
Acquittal of a defendant on arson charges dealt a blow to the Smith Family in Pineville Kentucky. Commonwealth's Attorney Daniel Boone Smith and County Attorney Walter B. Smith led the prosecution with witnesses Rosa Smith Willie Smith Mrs Wille Smith and Susie Smith testifying.
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