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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
2
New York reports that white collar towers on Fifth Avenue mark the end of scrubwomen era as electric scrubbing machines replace kneeling workers. Equitable Building uses motor-scrub crews with a three-man team performing the work of twenty traditional scrubbers.
A clipped, tongue in cheek note ponders how wordplay and quick talk overwhelm action. The line blames busy voices for neglecting proof and substance, reflecting a skeptical view of performative trends.
Vice President Dawes spoke at Denver Municipal Auditorium arguing to end the two thirds rule. He said majority cloture would preserve constitutional rights and curb minority delay impacting legislation. The visit included a Union Station reception and dinner with local leaders at the Denver Club.
Thomasville Georgia July 23 1925 forecast partly cloudy tonight and Friday with probable showers observations at 1 pm standard time. Highest temperature yesterday today 87 and 106 for the month based on records with a low 73. Wind southwest 5 mph. Relative humidity 68 percent at 1 pm. Rainfall 0.00 inches in past 24 hours and 5.20 inches this month to date.
Local column records numerous visitors and residents in Macon including Mr. B. B. Miller Albany Miss Alice Norton in Miami and Mr. J. Candell Athens It notes a Girl's Auxiliary meeting at Paradise Park optical services from Lawhead Rackley and several trips to Waynesville and Atlanta plus a swimming pool schedule at Smith's Park and a vehicle offer by Whitese Taxi Service.
Anking reports show Chinese youths lack sportsmanship as meets across the Yangtze Valley reveal. In Anhwei a government technical school trailed then alleged baskets were dismantled after a loss, and two days later St Pauls high school beat a government team with racing exits to safety from pursuing rivals.
Heidelberg reports Professor Bern of Bonn Universal ty describes human life 50 000 years ago at a German Philologists Congress. He places glacial art flourishing around 20 000 B C and notes Neanderthal beings being replaced by a modern-like race about 40 000 B C with a death cult and fear of the dead, including prepared limbs before burial.
Dayton Tennessee recovers its normal aspect after feverish Scopes trial days. Theodore Kid reports the town calm with carnival remnants and vanished no parking signs. Scopes weighs next steps including college, lectures, and a potential scholarship. Bryan and Darrow linger in town with plans for future appearances and a possible modern evolution university.
A Nature Magazine report cites hail as a major atmospheric threat causing estimated global losses exceeding $200 million annually. The damage predominantly harms growing crops, with substantial economic impact across regions.
Weather data from Atlanta notes heavy rainfall in southern and eastern Georgia while drought dominates the rest. Cotton is slow except south where fruiting, corn and upland corn poor due to drought, weevils causing damage. Peanuts sugar cane and rice thrive in the south. pecans promising. peaches nearly finished. watermelons abundant. truck crops poor in central northern areas. Crops have practically been laid by.
A vintage travel-ad style feature touts Jacksonville as a near perfect vacation spot with Pablo Beach Atlantic Beach St Augustine and Mayport within a short drive. It promotes the Good Aragon hotel as convenient center for business or leisure and highlights beaches fishing crabbing boating dancing historic sights and daily thrills within easy reach.
The passage notes arithmetic as a science in Egypt with definite appearance, and cites early mathematical progress among the Chinese, Hindus, and Babylonians. It highlights Egypt as having the earliest substantial written records, dated to the late third millennium before our era, reflecting the era's adaptive state.
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