Thomasville Columns Roundup of Local Observations
Nonspecific daily item notes from the Thomasville Times Enterprise columns touch on taxes, divorce custody, bathing suits, shark meat, propagation of ideas, and local civic musings. The column references Coolidge on radio, France deputies, Florida expeditions, and Mercer’s new stadium in a broad, opinionated style.
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital Nears Operations
Director Colonel J L Bevans aims to transfer from City Hospital and open next week. The paper notes possible misunderstandings about operations and affirms the hospital will meet community needs, regulate charity cases on business lines, and support community interests with a generous endowment in South Georgia and North Florida.
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John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
South Georgia
North Florida
Revival at Baptist Church Draws Immense Crowds in Heat
The revival services attract large crowds despite extreme heat. Dr Sammons preaches plainly and emphasizes faith and repentance. The article notes a community impact with renewed spirituality and calls for safety lessons from Red Cross lifesaving trainings for youths and swimmers.
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the Baptist Church
Parable Misstep At Ordination Board Tale
An anecdote from Every Body's Magazine recounts a colored man seeking ordination and misquoting a parable about Jezebel. The piece notes heat and crime concerns in Tokyo as police target youths and homeless waifs amid late hours.
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Jerusalem
Jezebel
Tokyo
Bryan Says People Must Be Final Judges In The Evolution Case
William Jennings Bryan told Miami Kiwanis Club that regardless of court rulings the people must judge whether evolution is taught in schools. He defended Tennessee's anti evolution law as constitutional and said the legislature should regulate public education. Separately, New York World reported defense plans to move the Scopes trial to federal court to challenge the law.
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William Jennings Bryan
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Dayton
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Scopes
New York
New York World
Tennessee
John T. Scopes
United States Court
Nashville
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Clarence Darrow
Dudley Field Malone
John R. Neal
Knoxville
Arthur Garfield Hays
Neal
Malone
Mr. Hays
Tokyo Seeks Reform for Delinquent Youths in Metropolis
A reform program targets youths labeled furyo seinen in Tokyo. Officials announce measures aimed at curbing criminal tendencies, with emphasis on rehabilitation and community involvement. The plan centers on handling delinquency through coordinated city agencies and youth services.
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TOKIO
Tokyo
Sampalan
Furyo Seinen
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