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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1910
Page
2
A reflective editorial discusses unity in action for U S preparedness and armament programs. It references Alf Landon meeting with Franklin D Roosevelt to align Republican and Democratic efforts, notes tensions over a potential third term, and stresses continuity of government action across parties for national safety.
The piece hails a remarkable retreat from Flanders as preserving a large portion of allied forces. It credits Belgian allies with preventing total ruin and notes France may fight alone for a time due to losses in munitions and equipment. It warns of a German double attack from Italy and the Somme.
The piece notes party leaders urging real and patriotic Americans to join the plan with full and unstinted backing. It questions why efforts would persist against those who oppose it and hints at labeling dissent as Fifth Columnist activity.
The piece notes German bombing of Paris killing 254 and wounding 700, with French officials claiming civilian damage was limited to armed zones. It discusses Allied strikes on German cities Munich and Frankfurt, fears of escalating total war, and U S opposition to attacking civilians.Entangled anecdotes cover Ameche and Mickey Rooney letters and a kerfuffle over ambulance-chasing ads, plus a regulatory warning from the Illinois Pepaneens commission about using police radio calls for dispatching ambulances to solicit business.
Washington Daybook notes President Roosevelt faced tense international headlines as reporters pressed for answers. The author observes the president speaking slowly then building to a climax before a calm, probing lull followed by pointed emphasis.
A hard bitten New York schooner fresh from the Newfoundland Banks lands at South Street with 34 000 pounds of cod. The Fulton Street market handles over a million pounds daily with 2000 workers and ships from Florida to Oregon. The market, owned by the city and leased to the Fishmongers Association, sells salt water and fresh water fish, turtle, frog legs, and swordfish from Japan.
Hon. Ellis Arnall Georgia attorney general was guest speaker at the Bainbridge Rotary Club meeting at the Gilbert Hotel. He spoke on clear thinking, optimism, education, service above self, and acting honestly, urging loyalty to government and trust in God.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Smart depart Bainbridge for Valdosta to spend a short visit and will be accompanied home by their son Edward.
A fragmented list shows Bainbridge city services and local agencies including Water Works, Sheriff's Office, Police Department, Fire Department, Mayor's Office, City Clerk, and Bainbridge Hospital with scattered numbers. The snippet mentions Riverside Hospital and R B Teal Times as an enterprise agent, plus an unclear 459 reference.
Mrs. J. C. Hale was the hostess for a Coca Cola party in Bainbridge honoring her guests Mrs. Dexter Ward of Tavares Florida and Mrs. Jeff Hale of Fitzgerald Georgia. The home featured roses daisies and gladiola arrangements and guests included Mesdames Tom Britton L. Is. Herring J. C. Hooten E. A. Wimberly Hoyt Donalson Joe Drake Jack Tatley of Conyers Ga Fred Hodges John Roberts Milton Woodberry and Misses Frankie Nordan Clara Wimberly and Bessie Lewis.
Bainbridge Ga June 5 One of the charming social events this week was a Coca Cola party hosted by Mrs Harry Grollman and Mrs EB H Smart at Mrs Grollmans Broad street home in honor of Miss Freddie Ward and Miss Frostie Hornsby.
A collage of crossword style clues with numbered entries across and down covering diverse topics from geography to biology. The grid items include definitions for words like beheld behold search examine and many others but only partial entries are shown.
Martha Nordan Hornsby, a charming June bride elect, was feted at the Grossman home decorated with lemon lilies pink roses and ragged robins. About thirty friends attended the affair and enjoyed hors d oeuvres and Coca Colas.
Bainbridge chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the home of Mrs. Charles Trulock in Climax with Mrs. E F Vickers as co host.
Mrs. Beulah Brooks returned from a trip to Macon and Atlanta for Georgia Tech graduation exercises where her grandson Thomas Price Brooks graduated in the class. Mr. E R Eller and family traveled to North Carolina due to the illness of Eller's mother, who died Monday. The Curry Underwood Chapter of R A s met Mrs. C V James Tuesday afternoon with a boys led program and social time after.
Australian textile industries plan a major investment to expand capacity totaling four to six million dollars. The move aims to boost production, create jobs, and strengthen global competitiveness amid rising demand.
An old advertisement extols KIDANS as a safe reliable remedy for kidney stagnation and related symptoms. It promises flushing of kidneys, prevents waste buildup, and offers money back if not satisfied. Printed by Terry's Drug Store with a two box special offer.
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