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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
3
A compact page of editorial witticisms and local items lists remarks on banks, drought, roads, beaches, and politics. Items mention Hitler farmers tax policy and Florida politics with brief quips on Rex Roosevelt baseball and rail plans, reflecting 1930s concerns.
The Georgia state revenue from beer sales is questioned as Georgia communities openly sell un taxed beer while Florida takes in millions from licenses and taxes. The governor and legislature are blamed for inaction amid a local mood that fluctuates between tolerance and defiance, with Thomasville showing muted concern as beer remains widely available and untaxed.
The National Industrial recovery bill is praised as a path to recovery but warned as dangerous if left unchecked. Critics stress fair competition, labor equality, and cautions against forced wage scales or blanket organization, fearing harm to business and a distorted postwar economy. The piece urges careful steps to avoid a new rigid order hurting labor or industry.
A survey reports life insurance companies in strong financial shape with large cash holdings and rising U S government securities. Stocks are minimal in assets while high quality bonds and farm mortgages form the core. Foreclosures are low and expert analyses affirm the sector's soundness amid economic changes.
Towns mark the state's bicentennial with constructive efforts led by schools. Thomasville reports no formal event yet but student programs foster state pride and historical knowledge, suggesting children grasp Georgia's history more deeply than some adults.
A fragment notes the Doughty peach once valued highly, linked to the penta gonal Fort Harmar built in 1785 at the Muskingum river mouth Ohio by Major John Doughty. It also references Nicholas learning more about Georgie tomorrow and a book slipping from Boyd’s knee on a deck.
Georgie Bancroft encounters Nicholas Boyd on a liner two days from New York. She recalls his film fame and his wounded image after heroic acts. A timid fellow passenger offers roses he discards as Georgie notes his loneliness and a drifting mood aboard the ship.
Word puzzle clues and scattered letter segments form a mixed listing of definitions and partial answers. The readable items include terms like Basteners serpent tirely Domesticated and a set of scattered crossword style hints.
The text shows travel times with routes to Moultrie and Tifton and intermediate points. It mentions 6 30 p m and 10 50 a m 4 00 p m and 11 00 p m departures.
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