26 Jan 1928
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1928
Page
1
A mosaic of editorial quips and political observations notes George’s 26 Georgia votes, mocks figures like Heflin and Smith, and critiques crime, politics, and urban law with a wry local voice. It ends urging sanitary, fly-free lots before cow limits in the city.
The piece portrays Senator Borah as a dry insurgent within the Republican Party, clashing with Heflin and stirring internal party disputes over prohibition. It argues both parties may downplay enforcement of laws and seek a middle ground to avoid offending wet and dry factions.
An ex-officer killed the chief then died by suicide after being dismissed for a petty crime. The chief died in the line of duty defending his convictions, admired as fearless and kind. The note cites political firings and a pending habeas corpus related to the Remus trial.
More than 100 newspaper editors from across Georgia plan to register for courses at the Georgia Press Institute February 15 to 18 at Mercer University. Prominent speakers include David Lawrence of United States Daily, with introductions by John Paschall, and Buzzy Woodruff of the Atlanta Georgian among others.
Miss Virginia Garner of Wesleyan College will lead class work with Prof. Edgar E. Folk of Mercer. additional journalism professors from Oglethorpe University Georgia Tech Emory and University of Georgia join as instructors. Special speakers include Dr Andrew Soule Preston Arkwright and Dr M L Dusgan on topics of agriculture power and education.
The fishing steamer Alexis I Dupont sank eight miles southeast of Cape Lookout near Beaufort North Carolina. All crew members were saved after the vessel developed a four foot water line and the seams opened while at anchor.
Persistent coughs and colds lead to trouble. Creomulsion is an emulsified creosote medicine claimed to soothe inflamed membranes and kill germs. The ad promises relief for bronchial issues and respiratory diseases with money back if not relieved.
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