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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
2
A collection of humorous and reflective vignettes touches on urban manners and everyday scenes. Observations span topics from one way streets to nightlife lighting, with quips about editors, fishermen, beer social norms, and the quirks of Florida beaches. The snippets offer a snapshot of local voice and cultural humor.
A tobacco stockholder sues to force a corporation to stop excessive compensation. He cites bonuses and stock dividends totaling over two million dollars annually for one officer and scales of half to one and a half million for vice presidents. He argues such pay is unjustified and harms stock value while shareholders lack direct say in management. The piece also comments on fast living, automobile accident risk, and broad social effects.
President Roosevelt ordered a comprehensive Morgan investigation despite anticipated embarrassment. He relies on cabinet members like Woodin, who, though connected to Morgan lists, has no proven scandal. Roosevelt believes public scrutiny will rise but aims to keep capable, above reproach officials in place.
Mr and Mrs Russell Bennett and family and Mrs T W Bennett visited Mrs Long of Ochlocknee. Lorene and Elsie Akridge stayed with S D Scoggins. Henry Alexander and family from Crawford visited T W Bennett home. W E Harper critically ill after spider bite.
Community members attend commencement exercises at Coolidge. Preston Carlton of Tampa visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carlton. Mrs. E. E. Suber and Mrs. Cleo Suber report a W M A event at Mrs. Walter Wilson's. Banister family visits Thomasville. Blanche McEnnis of DeLand visits Carlton home. Janie Chastain of Thomasville visits the Chastain family. Harry Covington and family from Thomasville seen here. Mrs. Parramore of Fredonia spends weekend with Suber. Ed Wilson and daughter Christine shop in Thomasville. Jeanette Megahee of Tampa visits sister Mrs. Barrow.
Dr Mayo links rising insanity to a fast modern tempo. He argues worry and aging take a heavier toll than mood crises. The piece contends people live a century behind medical guidelines, causing widespread losses and broken families.
Local society items list visits and guests from Jacksonville Tampa Tallahassee and Wakulla with many relatives attending week end gatherings kitchen showers bridge and Epworth League events. Notable figures include Miss Christine Stringer Miss Bettie Herring and Mrs. Lina Edwards among others.
Finland has sent engineers and aviation officers to inspect foreign aviation plants as a preliminary to building an airplane factory at Tammerfors. Work there starts this autumn.
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Here is a brief from Limerick Ireland reporting that muskrats threaten the Shannon power station. Three animals were shot near the works and officials fear a growing population. The government has begun extermination efforts and banned import of the rodents.
Mrs. Herbert W. Hunt of Hallsville Texas recalls suffering cramping and sluggishness before taking Cardus. She reports improvement with pain relief and restored energy, praising Cardus as safe for women of all ages and noting it is sold at drug stores.
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