15 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
1
The Thomasville Times Enterprise column surveys global tensions and domestic issues. It notes France leaving the gold standard, labor unrest at Ford, and rising prices. It comments on China Japan Germany Italy and the heat wave and cold wave claims affecting the south.
The author argues that, despite changing habits and modern dangers, the fundamental law of survival of the fittest remains. Civilisation shifts with new inventions and appetites, but core virtues like honesty, industry, consideration, and temperance must endure and guide evolving customs.
Waycross reports Coast Line shops have built 250 cars designed to haul wood to pulp mills with 250 more under construction. The plan aims to speed loading and unloading, supporting rising pulp mills in the region. The piece notes economic advantages, freight savings, and broader South paper industry growth.
A collage of New York society vignettes and travel notes reveals Billy the Oyster Man as a symbol of old New York giving way to 1937. The piece shares fish handling tips, bird migration humor, airline tailwinds, theater plans, and odd anecdotes about celebrities, weather and city life.
The article emphasizes clear road rules for courteous driving and avoiding aggressive behavior. It discusses how drivers should share lanes, yield to pedestrians, and maintain safe following distances to reduce incidents and improve traffic flow.
In Washington the Palm Springs dispute pits Mission Indians against white developers over a hot spring resort area. The unallotted Indians seek land allotment revenue while whites push continued resort control, with hearings in the Senate Indian affairs committee room and a multi million property value cited.
Local Meigs residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of Tuesday and weekend calls. Mrs Wil Kennington, Miss Jessie Kennington, and families visit relatives in Pelham and Thomasville shoppers call on multiple merchants. Panama Springs Florida trips, cross-town visits to Waycross, Lumber City, Milledgeville, Columbus, and Tifton accompany routine social duties.
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