13 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1937
Page
1
A collage of scattered notes and columns from the Thomasville Times Enterprise includes brief asides on Japan China and war, chewing gum as art, a court bill proposal, remarks on ethical win, Amelia Earhart, and social norms.
The Roosevelt court bill is before the senate for discussion and may take weeks or months to decide. Sentiment is divided with party lines influencing some views though not uniformly. Many foresee a constitutional amendment submission to the people and note timber needs for pulp mills and land growth in the south.
Hoover cites crime costs, police failures, and high violence, arguing for reform while noting politics influence on the Supreme Court. He asserts cooperation between citizens and law enforcement is essential to eradicating crime. The Tallahassee Democrat notes the case speaks for itself.
A thoughtful essay questions how much effort a man should invest in public duties versus pursuing his own business. It contrasts self promoting honors with unselfish, quiet service and argues that true work is measured by attention and impact, not publicity. The piece also highlights political dispute involving Senators Connally and Hatch over a 22 year old bill, noting apologies and shifts in stance.
A farmer in the office sought guidance on planting and caring for new forests. The article argues vast idle lands can gain value in five to six years through government guidance and active reforestation, potentially doubling worth in a decade.
Senator Ashurst and Senator Connally engage in a lively exchange during the judiciary committee debate on the court bill. Ashurst argues for constitutional revision then backs the Presidents plan to revise the court by law. Connally emphasizes blunt style and practical method in his remarks.
Aboard the American Mercury at dusk a diverse group including two doctors, a naval officer and wife, a theatrical agent, a sound technician, a Dallas resident, and a columnist share a fly swatter sweepstakes. The piece notes marital strains, a navy widow, and theater-agent life amid a bustling Manhatt an setting with a large fried chicken tray in hand.
Dr Iago Gladston reports that rabbit serum may outperform horse serum for pneumococcus pneumonia treatment. Rabbit serum could be cheaper and more effective, with fewer adverse reactions, based on research at the Roche- Vélier Institute. Experimental work centers on pneumococcal Type I, with potential for other types.
Listings show station NCOC WEAF East schedule with science news three o clock and a series of music acts from the Three X Sisters to Wayne King Orchestra. Programs include Amos n Andy Vocal Varieties Steinie Boys and late night shows with Donahue and Lane Thompson Orchestras.
The county notes orchardists cut down 180000 trees two years ago, amid a disrupted schedule of broadcasts and musical programs across CBS WABC and NBC WJZ networks with multiple orchestras and hosts listed.
A study reports red haired sales girls in department stores outsell their blonde and brunette sisters, suggesting hair color correlates with sales performance and customer engagement.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a trusted remedy for malaria chills and fever. It claims to contain tasteless quinidine and iron and offers relief quickly with regular use. Available at drug stores in 50c and 1
A Latin writer from antiquity, Martian, notes the trout fly as an active fishing lure by the third century AD. The reference places early artificial fly fishing in Roman era practice and links it to traditional angling craft.
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