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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
8
Columbus tailor Joe Jirack touts Karnak after using it in Wichita to cure stomach ills and gain 20 pounds. He claims relief from bloating, burning, and sleepless nights, noting weight increase from 142 to 162 pounds and improved energy. Sold in Thomasville by Thomas Drug Store and local druggists.
Thomasville evened the series with Macon Right Way yesterday at the Stadium. Humphries held Macon to five hits while Dunn and Vann led Thomasville’s offense with timely hits and aggressive baserunning. The game featured a notable double play by Griffin and a late rally by Thomasville sealing a 6 4 victory.
Chicago reports 57 dead and over 100 injured as nation marks holiday fatalities. Auto accidents and drownings lead the list with Boston cabaret tragedy noted. total states list Massachusetts 49 New York 26 Indiana 13 Ohio 29 and others.
Jefferson Ga July 7 The tobacco and corn crops in this section badly need rain and a delay could cause a shortage. Cotton shows no drought injury while boll weevils continue damage in some areas. Fewer farmers use calcium arsenate. most rely on weevil catchers and rapid cultivation.
Railroads in the Southeast launch a month long contest to cut damage to freight and equipment from rough handling. Three major southern yards will track losses in dollars as the mechanical division funds 50000 dollars in draft gear tests to set an efficiency standard.
Berlin July 7 A cement factory director Angerstein is on trial in Limburg for killing eight members of his household last December. He described the murders in calm detail admitting the wife was killed outright and the others were strangled or struck. He set the house on fire after dousing it with petrol and wounded himself. Police say he lured victims into a room then killed them with an axe and hunting knife. He initially blamed robbers seeking factory payroll.
Atlanta claim agents report private ownership reduced loss and damage by 17 million since 1920. Railroads posted 48.26 million in claims last year, down 3 percent from 1923, while handling record freight volumes and promising improved service.
Valdosta Georgia July 7 Emunion Eunice a prisoner who escaped Cook county jail left Warden Pipkin a humorous note explaining why he left The note reads Mr Pipkin Bye Bye Derrie My Old Pal for the last two days you have cut me down on my biscuits so dont like that Hereafter I will get my own grits and peas Anya had the door locked I couldnt get at the books to check out so as I expect to be gone a long time I will say GoodBy as the pest of frienda s must part Signed Eunionu Eunice
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