Secretary Daniels predicts war aircraft and submarines shape future navy
Annapolis June 4 Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels told the United States Naval Academy graduates that war aircraft will become as fearsome as submarines and that the heavens will carry our craft as readily as seas carry ships. He praised submarines for precision and stealth and noted Congress funded twenty six submarines, three of which are sea going and unprecedented in size and power. Daniels urged graduates to seek self mastery alongside required skills.
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Secretary OF the Navy
Annapolis
Navy
Josehus Daniels
United States Naval Academy
Congress
Daniels
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Promise
An advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with refunds if not. First application provides ease and rest and the product is priced at 50 cents.
Old Veteran Aaronson Dead Leaves Many Relatives
Aaron Jasper Donaldson of Grady County died Friday night June 4 after a long stroke related illness. Born June 29, 1839, in Thomas County he lived in the area when it formed Grady. A Methodist since 1879 and a Confederate veteran, he was widowed since 1913. Survived by five nephews and two sisters, with funeral today at Bold Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Jasper Donaldson
Mr. Donaldson
Thomas County
Grady
Donaldson
Lee
Messrs
W. B. Hambleton
Thomasville
John Hambleton
Worth County
F. J. Wind
Cairo
Robert Wind
Gainesville
Fla
Florence Tucker
Pelham
Nellie Lightfoot
Braidentown
Ford opens capital to 100 million. declares dividends
The Ford Motor Company announced a rise in authorized capital stock from two million to one hundred million dollars. A stock dividend of forty eighty million dollars will be payable July first. A cash dividend on the original two million dollars was declared but the amount was not disclosed.
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Detroit
Micn
Ford Motor Company
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Ad Claims Mild Head Effect
An advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as a tonic laxative that avoids nervousness or head tingling unlike ordinary quinine. It instructs readers to remember the full name and seek EK W GROVE’s signature, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. W. Grove
Beautiful wedding unites Miss Powell and Mr Flowers in Bainbridge
The article details the June 1 ceremony at Mrs. Ausley’s home in Bainbridge uniting Miss Alice Rebecca Powell of Decatur County and Joseph Hampton Flowers of Bainbridge. Rev. Osgood Cook officiated, with Lamar Coldman as maid of honor and Margaret Perry as bridesmaid. The bride wore brocaded crepe with seed pearls. decorations featured pink and white. The couple will reside with Mr and Mrs J H Flowers in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Rebecca Powell
Decatur County
Joseph Hampton Flowers
Times-Enterprise
Chisholm K
Ausley
Baitbridge
Alice Rebecca. Powell
Joseph” Hampton
Osgood F. Cook
Thomasville
Lamar Coldman
Bainbridge
Margaret Perry
Montgomery
Ala
Robert Flowers
William Granthan
Adna Neel
Francis Hamal
Thebride
Mrs. Ausley
Miss Powell
Arctic Sunk by German Submarine in North Sea
London June 7 The trawler Arctic was sunk by a German submarine in the North Sea. Five crew members were rescued while four died from shell fire.
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London
Arctic
North Sea
Sunlight Sunk by German Submarine off Liverpool
The British bark Sunlight of Liverpool was sunk by a German submarine. The crew were rescued and brought to Queenstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liverpool
Queenstown
Star of the West Sunk by German Submarine
A British steam ship Star of the West has been sunk by a German submarine off Aberdeen. A fishing trawler rescued the crew, and the vessel, small and used in coastwise traffic, went down near Scotland.
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British Isles
London
Aberdeen
Star of the West
Sloan's Liniment for Aching Muscles Relief
A vintage ad touts Sloan's Liniment for tired overworked muscles with quick relief and claims of magic like disappearance of soreness. A customer testifies I can never thank you enough. The ad notes primary use by all druggists at 25 cents and states it penetrates without rubbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Adv
Thomasville Study Class Tours Local Ice Cream Factory
The Thomasville Study Class enjoyed an afternoon at the Thomasville Ice Cream Factory hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Flowers. Members toured the plant praised its cleanliness and capacity and compared its products favorably to Nunnallys. The visit inspired views of Thomasville becoming a regional ice cream center.
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Mrs
Howard Flowers
Thomasville
Atanta
Nunnally
Flor
Grove's Tonic as a General Tonic with Quinine and Iron
Claim Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic serves as a general tonic. It emphasizes quinine and iron to act on the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system. Price 50 cents.
Atlanta Lawyer Faces Theft Charge Over Missing Library Books
A young Atlanta attorney J L Vaughn will plead that lack of clients and poverty drove him to steal and sell books from the state library. He claims he could not earn enough to support his wife and was driven to theft by actual want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J.L. Vaughn
Criminal Court
State Library
Vaughn
Burch and party travel to Newport on the Gulf
Mr. W. H. Burch Sr and a group left today for Newport on the Gulf to spend several days at the Burch Hamtleton camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Burch, Sr
Newporton
the Gulf
Burch-Hamtleton Camp
Hornets Drop Second Contest in Gainesville
Spaugh pitched Gainesville to a 5 to 2 win over Thomasville on Saturday afternoon in Gainesville Florida. The Bees led 4 1 in the first inning and held off a late rally. Wicker Murea Guess Selph and Dun ning stole bases with 2 base hits by Wicker. Pearson struck out 3 for Thomasville and Spaugh fanned 3 for Gainesville. Time of game 1 35. Umpire La Rocque.
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Gainesville
Fla
Thomasville
Dunning
Hodge
Black- Well
Wicker
Murea
Guess
Selph
Spaugh
Pearson
La‘Rocque
Baseball doubleheader results at Wareroet and Dothan
In Wareroet R H 4B Bank 8 3 Waycross 3 0 Batteries Stewart Gardner Wiggins Reynolds. Time 1:35. Umpire Wag non. In Dothan first game Valdosta 3 Dothan 2 7 4 Batteries Sloan Taylor Price Alford. Time 1:45. Umpire White. Second game Valdosta 7 Dothan 2 7 2 Hodge Alford. Time 1:41. Umpire White.
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Wareroet
R. H
Bsnk
Stewart
Jordan
Gardner
Wiggins
Reynolds
Wagnon
Sloan and Taylor
Price
Alford
White
Sloan
Taylor
Hodge
All-Stars edge Cairo in pitchers duel 2 1
The Tomhsasville All-Stars opened the season by defeating Cairo 2 to 1. M Cooper allowed three hits and fanned eleven as Pittman and B Cooper contributed key hits. Cairo’s Crawford scored on a ninth inning error and Singletary doubled but was doubled off.
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Tohmasville All-Stars
Cairo
Pittman
M. Cooper
B. Cooper
Upchurch
Evans
Wimberly
Crawford
Singletary
Roddenberg
Lang
Ad-Star
Ne-Ap
Ae “Pittman
Ited
Brown Cooper
Ansley
Scott
Blackshear
New York Cotton Market Sees Mixed Monday Activity
New York cotton opened firm but eased as demand failed to strengthen. In early afternoon active months fell eight to ten points from early highs, then steadied with a net gain of three to five points by close.
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New York
Stock Market Reopens With Mixed Trading In New York
On June 7 in New York trading resumed after gains Saturday. Representative shares declined from Friday’s highs while leaders gained early in the afternoon. Bonds stayed steady and overall stocks closed irregular.
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New York
President Wilson drafts reply to German note on Lusitania
Washington June 4 The United States government’s rejoinder to Germany’s note on the Lusitania sinking was drafted by President Wilson with cabinet input. Ambassa dor Von Bernstorff planned a personal representation to Berlin to explain U S public opinion. Bryan Lansing and Gregory consulted. cabinet kept quiet after two hours.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Germany
Bernstorff
von Bernstorff
Berlin
Bryan
White House
Lansing
Gregory
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad
A vintage style advertisement promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey cough syrup. It touts natural ingredients Pine Balsam tar and honey and claims relief from coughs and colds. The pitch urges readers to ask their dealer for a 25 cent bottle and start using it immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Adv
Engagement Announced for Adelaide Muriel Collins
Mr. B E Oatley requests the presence at the marriage of his daughter Adelaide Muriel to Mr. Carlos Leroy Collins. The ceremony is set for eight o'clock Monday evening June Fourteenth 1915 at West Tampa Congregational church. Collins family history noted with ties to Thomasville and Valdosta.
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B. BE
Oatley
Adelaide Muriel
Carlos Leroy Collins
Ninteen Hundred
West Tampa Congregational Church
Carlos Collins
Collins
George W. Collins
Thomasville
Valdosta
In Memoriam for Grand Sire Robert T. Daniel
Ochlocknee Lodge No. 457 notes with sorrow the death of Robert T. Daniel in 1915. The funeral resolution extends heartfelt sympathy to his family and calls for copies to be sent to the family minutes and the Thomasville Times Enterprise. Committee members J. F. Singletary A. E. Speer Co A. Welch sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Daniel
Ochlocknee Lodge
Grand Sire
Thomasville
Visitors in Thomasville and surrounding guests
Mrs. James A. Mallette of Boston is spending the day in Thomasville. Mr. J. W. Holmes of Atlanta is here on business. J. R. Walker and J. B. Woods Jr. of Petersburg, Va., were among yesterday's visitors. Also advertised Best Yet Ground Feed at $1.75 per sack and Cow Peas at a right price. J. W. Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mallette
Boston
Thomasville
Messrs
J. R. Walker
3. B. Woods, Jr
Petersburg, Va
J. W. Dillon
Mercer Student Returns After First Year at Mercer University
Ernest R. Welch finished his first year at Mercer University in Macon and accepted a vacation position with B. W. Stone Nurseries. He begins the assignment soon and plans to resume studies afterward.
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Ernest R. Welch
Macon
Mercer University
B. W. Stone Nurseries
McMillan Visiting Thomaston Highlighted Ochlocknee Merchant
Mr. Robert McMillan, a well known Ochlocknee merchant, was among the Monday visitors to Thomaston, indicating regional business ties and local interest in the town’s happenings.
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Robert &. McMillan
Ochlocknee
Thomasville
Mr Harry Kloepfer Joins Birmingham Ice Company
Mr Harry Kloepfer leaves tonight for Birmingham to take the post of Chief Engineer at one of the Birmingham Ice Company plants. Friends wish him a highly successful career with the firm.
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Harry Kloepfer
Birmingham
Birmingham Ice Company
Kloepfer
Prominent Meigs Visitors Call in Thomasville Monday
Messrs. E. E. Wilkes and C. Pullen, noted Meigs citizens, were among well known visitors seen in Thomasville on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
E. E. Wilkes and
C. Pullen
Meigs
Thaomasville
Augusta Man Visiting Thomasville With Parents
Mr. Barney Estridge, long-time Augusta resident, is spending a short period in Thomasville with his parents.
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Barney Estridge
Augusta
Thomasville
Mrs G B Baggs Guests of Mr and Mrs Taylor Mitchell
Mrs G B Baggs and her children from Camilla visit Broad Street in Camilla as guests of Mr and Mrs Taylor Mitchell staying at their home on Broad Street.
Dr John H Coyle Visited by Friends in Atlanta
Dr John H Coyle formerly of the Hospital for Incurables in New York has moved to Atlanta and is staying temporarily at the Incurable Hospital at 120 South Boulevard. He invites any Thomasville friends visiting Atlanta to call on him.
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John H. Coyle
Hospital For Incurables
New York
Atlanta
South Boulevard
Thomasville
Sam Goldberg Visits City on Brief Business
Mr. Sam Goldberg is in the city for a short time on business.
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Sam Goldberg
Dr Henry M Moore joins New York Metropolitan staff
Dr Henry M Moore a Atlanta Medical College graduate secures a Metropolitan Hospital of New York staff appointment after competing against over two hundred applicants for eight posts. He is son of Mr and Mrs J Willis Moore of this city and is noted for his achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Moore
Atanta Medical College
Metropolitan Hospital of
New York
Mississippi River
Moore
J. Willis Moore
City Boys Arrested for Broad Street Auto Race
Two city youths were arrested by police for racing autos on Broad Street Friday afternoon. Witnesses say the act was reckless and likely to incur severe penalties.
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J. L. Beverly
Clay Street
Broad
Dawson
Broad Street
Miss Cardin of Ochlocknee Travels to Valdosta
Miss Cardin an accomplished young woman from Ochlocknee passed through Thomasville on Monday en route to Valdosta to take a summer course at South Georgia Normal College. She was one of the efficient teachers at Ochlocknee High School during the just closed term.
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Miss Grady
Cardin
Ochlocknee
Thomasville
Valdosta
South Georgia Normal College
Miss Cardin
Ochlocknee High School
Card of Thanks for Little Jack Rudd
The Rudd family of Metcalfe Georgia thanks friends and relatives for kindness and assistance after the accident and death of their son Jack. May God remember each of you. MR and MRS R R RUDD. June 4 1915.
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Jack
R. R. Rudd
Metcalfe, Ga
Reliable Dr Porter Oil Cures Pain and Heals
The advertisement touts Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as a remedy for long standing pains. It claims immediate relief and healing with price points of 2 a 50 cents and 1 pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Local Visitors Make Noted Calls Amid City Business
John Lester spends brief city time on business. Sam Bullock among well known visitors. Laura Speight of Norman Park visiting Mrs. R H Dixon. W L Ball and family depart for San Francisco. W B Aycock of Moultrie among business visitors. Master Billy Wright of Savannah stays with relatives. Neel Brothers promotes metal roofing and wire fencing with price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Speight
Norman Park
R. H. Dixon
Miss Varnedee Expected Home From White Springs
Miss Marion Varnedee, who has spent the week at White Springs, is expected to return home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Varnedee
White Springs
Travelers From City Visit Washington and New York
Mr. Taylor Mitchell Jr left Sunday morning via Albany for Washington Baltimore and New York to spend two weeks sight-seeing. Mr Louis Friedlander of Moultrie and Mr Henry Friedlander of Cairo were among Sunday visitors in the city.
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Taylor Mitchell, Jr
Albany
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Louis Friedlander
Moultrie
Henry Friedlander
Cairo
City
Mr A M Dillon of New Haven Visits City
Mr. A. M. Dillon of New Haven is spending a brief stay in the city, stopping for a few days to enjoy the sights and meet contacts.
Clayton Visiting City for School Completion Work
Mr. George A. Clayton of Atlanta is spending a short time in the city on business related to completing the new school building.
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J.W. Holmes
Atlanta
City
Fred Levy
Tallaassee
A. M. Dillon
New Haven
George A. Clayton
Local grain offer and travel notices from Georgia
1 000 bu. Sound Mixed Pegs at 1.85 per bushel f o b Tennille Ga or 2.00 bu delivered. McMILLAN & SMITH Tennille Ga. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Barber and grandson Weston leave tonight for Waycross and Jacksonville to visit relatives. Mr. W. B. Calhoun of Miami arrived in Thomasville and will visit his sister Mrs. B. C. Wright en route to San Francisco expo.
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Tennille
McMillan & Smith
Barber
Weston
Waycross
Jacksonville
W. B. Calhoun
Miami, Fla
Thomasville
B. C. Wright
Calhoun
San Francisco
Pringle of Cairo Visits Thomasville Friends
Mr. E. R. Pringle of Cairo spent part of Sunday and Monday in Thomasville with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Pringle
Cairo
Thomasville
Sudan grass gains traction as stock feed in Thomas county
Farmers plant Sudan grass across Thomas county. Mr. T. T. Joiner near Boston grows nearly an acre and expects about three tons of fodder. The three foot tall grass resembles Johnson grass but proves to be excellent stock food and could become a key local crop in the state.
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Thomas County
T. T. Joiner
Boston
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Mircraft
Aaron Donaldson
Grady County
Ford
Nedding
Thomasville Man
K. Ausley
Mary Belle Powell
Clara Flowers
Miss Mays
J. H. Flowers
F. O. B. Detroit
Seogan Auto. Exchange
Georgia
Ace
THE
Sunlight
Grove
Hornets
Aba
HPOA
Anderson
Ss Parker
Brazier
Utley
Conley
Rf Wicker
March
Sheppard
Gainesville Dunnins
Blackwell
Wilkes
Shuman
Manchester
al Dothan
Dothan
Logal Boyd
R. H. E. Thos
C. Lang
Searcy
Tampa
J. T. Knight & Son
Columbus, Ga
Beverly
John Lester
Sam Bullock
W. B. Aycock
Neel Brothers
Billy Wright
Savannah
Anton Wright
Biseui
Rising Sun
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