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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
2
The clipping notes Pelham seeks a city court amid a bustling local scene. It references Georgia politics with Atlanta campaigns and mentions a Governor candidate and a Carolina paper advising neutrality. The tone reflects regional chatter and editorial quips about the race.
A fragment hints at Smoke Hith preparing to enter the gubernatorial race. The note mentions a soap opera styled campaign and turbulent waters surrounding the bid. Strong entities include Smoke Hith and the gubernatorial contest.
A Baltimore woman sues a co worker claiming harassment after he allegedly sat on her chair with a short nozzle attached. The suit seeks relief for injury and distress.
A jumble of quotations and rumors touches on Hank Watterson, Hoke Smith, Judge Huay G. Heffield, and potential political moves. Notes mock approvingly of rivals, speculate on retirement, and critique depot changes affecting travelers in Atlanta.
Editor Allen of the Camilla Enter prise opposes Stephens county hosting Mitchell territory while supporting partitioning of other counties. The remark highlights personal stakes in county boundary decisions and shifts in regional influence.
The Hawkinsville News editorial argues cotton prices hinge on consumption not production and notes education as a path to boost demand. It cites limits of regulating consumption and calls for new uses and broader appeal to justify price changes amid overproduction.
The report shows 275 Georgia lodges with 28 000 members making the Odd Fellows the state's strongest order by numbers. The piece opposes hiring a state organizer at 50 a month, arguing it would damage the fraternal ideal and hinder intensive development by promoting a businesslike image.
The Times Enterprise backs a Gamble proposal for an arbitration board to value the Light Company property, with the city to buy at court fixed figures. If accepted, a majority of voters should approve. if rejected, litigation could delay and raise costs, but arbitration remains the quickest route to municipal ownership.
Political claim says Sydney Tapp seeks governor while supporters push Jinsmith to withdraw. Fallout rumors include prophets predicting figures like Pope Drown practicing a song about disappearance.
Savannah Press notes Decatur members oppose Grady county while three Thomas county legislators support it. Hon Fondren Mitchell says his attitude will satisfy Grady opponents when the legislature convenes, a position that would defy Democratic precedent and risk political backlash.
A playful line prompts the idea that health remains priceless while practical knowledge like baking can improve well being, suggesting everyday habits as substitutes for costly medical care.
The piece reports ongoing contention as the Howells persist in vocally opposing Holy Hoke, highlighting a continuing dispute and public demonstration.
A San Francisco Argonaut excerpt surveys Venice as a tip driven society. It notes the constant demands for small coins from every street figure from bath attendants to gondoliers and hotel staff. The piece warns readers that memory and insistence ensure tips persist.
Wisdom notes from the Philadelphia Bulletin on luck in love surprise restraint in men and women’s conviction. It discusses cranks true glory vanity glossed phrases and concealment of weakness through smiles and manner.
A reserved southern England gentleman becomes famed in his parish for solemn grave mien and rare bursts of laughter. His wealth mystery unsettles county families until his grandchild, returning from a circus, innocently blurts out that he laughs like a clown.
The piece notes Homeric horses as war mounts drawing warriors in chariots. It suggests riding was uncommon and that shipwreck episodes show slipping to horsemen. It discusses riding’s later emergence relative to driving and cites Shakespeare on humans and beasts.
A theater manager halted the play Bartuffe after the fourth act in a Pavnis suburb, declaring the scene unworthy of Moliere. The audience's reaction is not recorded and some patrons reportedly left.
Mrs Goeenley tells Proudley she finds marriage to a clever Bran pleasant. Proudley replies he has only married once, prompting a wry exchange about his matrimonial history.
A playful exchange between Judy and Dennis shows a vow of lasting affection with a humorous edge. The dialogue features rustic dialect and flirtatious assurances, captured in a snippet resembling a New York Times style oddity.
Morley Roberts writes from an old pier about the English Channel expanding into a boundless ocean. He recalls voyages around the Horn to the Falklands and Capricorn, arguing the sea is one shared heritage and power uniting all peoples, past and present, through exploration and trade.
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