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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
1
A compilation of broad comments on politics culture and local life. Subjects range from campaign tactics and educational funding to diets agriculture and civic responsibilities. The piece references Georgia politics including Cutler campaigns and the state teachers’ wages while noting social habits and local events.
A column outlines plans to organize a separate Woman's Council in Thomasville to discuss local problems and aid civic advancement. It notes women's past civic accomplishments, urges Chamber support, and mentions a Youth/Jr Chamber movement and broader editorial commentary.
A rumor says film star Mary Pickford may run for Congress in California. The article notes she is widely known, ambitious, and capable, and could bring variety to proceedings if voters decide in her favor.
The Young Democratic Clubs plan to enter Georgia's prohibition debate. Club president Turner Brice calls a meeting to vote on a resolution urging voting rights on liberalizing the state's prohibition laws. Other clubs may discuss similar moves ahead of the state convention and legislative candidates.
Palm Springs blooms into a landscaped casino enclave with The Desert Inn and El Mirador drawing showy patrons while Indian guardians watch from Caliente. The Dunes casino 15 miles away buzzes with high play as Samuel Untermeyer and movie stars plan future estates.
The article notes tightening budgets among stars, shifting from lavish excess to prudent spending. It highlights wealth gained by some at $20,000 weekly and a rise of articulate public presence. It mentions Gracie Allen and George Burns in a social setting and observes a trend toward cultured, poised celebrities.
Washington reports Hugh S. Johnson branding Ogden Mills as the mouthpiece of a crew wrecking American industry. He accuses Mills of offering no real reorganization and cites 14,000,000 unemployed and thousands of failing small businesses as proof of harm from do nothing policies.
Mrs. W. A. Sewell of Waco Texas reports cramping, chills, and bed rest for days. After using Cardui she is much improved and no longer spends time in bed. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits them. If it does not help you consult a physician.
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