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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
2
A Thomasville newspaper urges readers to plant crops, conserve food, and support thrift and War Savings stamps. It references Liberty Loans, Red Cross drives, and President Wilson, urging national effort and citizen responsibility during wartime.
A historical subscriber list shows names and contributions for the Second Keg Cross War Fund. Cash payments total 410.20 with installments 342.00 and various individuals and groups including Bank of Meigs, Meigs Lodge, and multiple residents contributing amounts from 1.00 to 30.06.
London, June 3. A German submarine sank twelve ships from a fleet of thirty to forty fishing vessels that had sailed from Irish ports on May 30. The submarine appeared suddenly and ordered vessels to abandon nets before attacking.
Mr J T Outz received a three month jail term after pleading guilty to violating the prohibition law. Hoke S Williams was honored with a town entertainment before returning to Camp Wheeler. Pecan experts S M McMurran and Demirie locate a Post Office building lab for their work. Worden Mack wins first prize at St Johns College Annapolis and enters Camp Grant. Summer school plans announced for June 27 to July 26 with a four dollar fee. Dr W B Lawhead relocates offices between Fosco and Brighton for his optometry practice. Miss Harriet Armstrong, probation officer, leaves Thomasville for the present with thanks to donors. The Times Enterprise reports a fine plum sample from C B Fallin east of Coolidge.
Louis Steyerman advertises a special woolen ready-to-wear sale in today's Times Enterprise. S. V. Steyerman notes wool short supply means next fall may be limited in quality and price, and the store is closing out this year's stock with low prices for immediate purchases.
An old advertisement claims catarrhal deafness arises from Eustachian tube inflammation and can only be cured by a constitutional remedy. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine, pledging a hundred dollars for any incurable case and lists Walgreens style distributor details and price.
An old remedium named 8. S. 8 is advertised as a blood purifier that claims to remove scrofula and impurities from the blood. The notice urges readers to begin use and sends letters to a Medical Director in Atlanta for expert advice.
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