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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
3
An advertisement extols Rowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast acting remedy for rheumatic pain and sore joints. It claims immediate tingling heat within minutes and urges purchase from a druggist, highlighting authenticity with the Rowles name. Local social notes follow listing residents and their weekend and holiday activities across Ochiloch, Boston, Ocilla, Thomasville and Quitman.
In Madison a divorced man from Hibbing Minnesota shot Miss Laura Palmer a University of Wisconsin romance language teacher then killed himself. He had pursued her after she befriended him and misread her kindness as affection. Her condition remained critical after the attack.
An agricultural column stresses tobacco seed bed work as the key to success in South Georgia. Observations from six years warn late sowing and poor ditching lead to failures, while proper timing from mid December to early January yields early crops. The piece also notes cold weather damage is unlikely with proper cover and emphasizes completing beds with ditching sowing packing and cover. In memory: Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Walker died January 1 1925 aged 80, survived by children grandchildren and great grandchildren. funeral at Beachton Cemetery. she lived a Christian life.
Fort Valley reports the 1924 season saw favorable San Jose scale spread in Georgia peach orchards. Government and state lab experiments show gravid and young scales abundant in unsprayed trees. Growers are urged to begin scale spraying during the first favorable weather period as about three fourths of the peach belt remains unsprayed.
Mrs Henry Hollister of Wyandotte Michigan describes six months of pain and illness after childbirth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid relief and recommends it to others noting her doctor approved its use. The ad promotes the product as a dependable medicine for women available at druggists.
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