14 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
1
A Thomasville Ga Semi Weekly edition notes editorials on Hoke Smith Slaton and Felder as well as a blend of humor and social issues. It mentions Tom Watson and the Macon Telegraph endorsing Little Joe and cites a Chicago husband incident plus remarks on woman suffrage and the white slave movement setbacks.
Dr. Hardeman pushes for recognition in the state region with limited newspaper coverage. The piece critiques his approach and suggests more substantial publicity is needed to achieve notoriety.
Readers note a report about King Otto of Bavaria owning a suit priced at twenty thousand dollars displayed in a fashionable U S jewelry store. The write up questions how a man could feel flaunting such a pile of junk in public.
An editorial contrasts South Carolina politics with Georgia measures. It rejects a governor’s transport ban on troops and endorses Georgia’s repeal of a tax law while urging public education on cancer to prompt earlier treatment. The piece cites studies from a New York surgeon and Koenigsberg analyses, urging prompt action and fair taxation. The Savannah Press notes returning historic relics to Savannah via Solomon’s Lodge ownership and commends G. T. Parker’s generosity.
London, July 10. The Daily News editorialize that William Jennings Bryan’s lifelong labor for peace is nearing realization after Ambassador Page announced a new treaty aims at closer Anglo American understanding. The piece recalls Sir Edward Grey’s 1911 Commons demonstration and Taft’s inability to act.
A heavy Sunday afternoon rain affected many residents as it largely stayed near the river while people returning from Ochlocknee reported no rain until reaching the river. Parts of town saw sheets of rain including Laurel Hill cemetery before the baseball park. The rainfall cooled the air and helped many sleep well last night.
The article argues that early recognition of cancer followed by prompt surgical treatment can greatly reduce mortality. It compares cancer care to appendicitis, urging patients to seek surgery promptly for the best chance of a safe outcome.
Savannah retains its claim as a historic city as Masonic relics, the oldest symbols in America, are returned to the Masonic lodge after being seized by British soldiers. General Oglethorpe’s era is referenced in the account of the incident and the relics’ return.
An advertisement touts GROVE'S Tasteless Chill Tonic as a summer aid that enriches the blood and strengthens the whole system to counteract the heat wave. It claims noticeable fortification and endurance against depressing effects of hot weather, offered at 50 cents.
Former Ochlocknee physician Dr John Schreiber now based on Madison Street opposite Times Enterprise Office in Thomasville Georgia announces new office location and contact numbers.
Farm loan advertisement urges timely action to secure funds before fall rush. It offers large loans on well-improved farms at low rates and promises prompt service from Barrow Loan & Abstract Co in Pelham, Georgia.
Olympia July 10 The State Minimum Wage Commission will not set a weekly rate for telephone girls except in small exchanges The commission has already fixed rates for shop factory and laundry workers The notice outlines wage standards in the state of Washington.
Atlanta July 11 Hon Clark Howell editor of The Atlanta Constitution says he is not a candidate for office dark horse or otherwise and dismisses a Macon convention compromise bid He also refutes claims he and his brother Albert Howell steered the recent state executive committee meeting and shut off debate stating neither led or spoke on the matter.
Sloan's Liniment offers quick relief for neuralgia sciatica rheumatism sore throat chest pains and sprains. It penetrates without rubbing and has endorsements from users like Mr R Swinger of Louisville Kentucky. Available in 25 50 and 1.00 at druggists.
An advertisement promotes a blood tonic 8 8 8 9 for quick health boost. It claims to clear body wastes, stimulate cellular tissues, and provide rapid general relief without stimulants. The Swift Specific Co advertises a free booklet on impoverished blood and lists Atlanta Georgia as the contact.
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