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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

4

Brahe and the Golden Nose of a Danish Scholar

Danish nobleman Tycho Brahe wore a gold and silver nose after a night duel at Rostock with a fellow student left him disfigured. He had misgivings about the earth’s motion but produced precise astronomical observations that corrected prior errors. Tomorrow: The monument made to a fish.

Tycho Brahe Denmark Brahe University of Rostock

Strangest Marine Museum in Seattle Showcases Frozen Specimens

A Seattle museum preserves marine life by chilling specimens without stuffing or embalmment, keeping them lifelike. Started 10 to 12 years ago after a fisherman donated a sunfish, the display now totals about 300 pieces including sea lions, seals, octopi, sharks, flying fish, and a young whale, drawing thousands yearly to the Spokane Street Terminal.

Seattle Wash Spokane Street

Cardus Promoted for Women During Change of Life

The advertisement claims Cardus is a vegetable remedy for women of all ages during the change of life. It cites Mrs. Clara C. Allen and other testimonials claiming strength and health benefits for themselves and their daughters. The copy urges consultation with a physician if no benefit is felt.

Cardus Clara C. Allen Enfield, Til

Announcements for County Commissioner Candidate Submits Meigs District Bid

Meigs District and Thomas County political notices urge Democratic primary on September 12 for County Commissioner seats. G L Duren seeks reelection, pledging to serve to the best of ability and asking for support. Also promotes reelection for Coolidge Evabelle and Merrillyville districts with thanks and commitment to loyalty.

Meigs Thomas County Thomasville Coolidge-Evabelle Merrillyiile

State Senate Campaign Letter From Fred Scott

A 1934 campaign letter from Fred Scott to voters in Thomas County urges support for his re election to the Seventh Senatorial District seat. He pledges alignment with the governor, support for public schools and Confederate veteran pay, and tax relief with nine month school operation.

State Senate Thomas County Thomas Brooks Grady Fred Scott

Thomasville City Court judge announces bid for unexpired term

A Thomasville candidate declares for the City Court judgeship in the September Democratic primary. He pledges economical, fair court conduct, opposes class bias, and offers to refund one fourth of the salary to taxpayers if elected. He thanks supporters across the county for their loyalty.

Thomas County Thomasville

Thomasville mayoral and judicial candidate letters

A voter appeal from D Roy Hay defending his eight years as mayor and urging support. J J Craigmiles endorses running for City Court judge of Thomasville for the unexpired term with a 2400 salary, citing past salary reductions and asking votes in the Democratic Primary on September 12, 1934.

Thomasville D. Roy Hay

Thomasville City Court Judge Candidate Addresses Voters

Clifford Fe. Hay and B. B. Earle announce campaigns for City Court judge in Thomasville. Hay seeks Democratic Primary support on May 12 1934 and promises service, while Earle pledges faithful impartial duties and endorses reducing salary from 4500 to 2400 upon taking office.

Thomas County Thomasville Clifford FE. Hay B. B. Earle

Water use at Kew Gardens hits forty five million gallons

During the dry summer of 1933, Kew Gardens, Britain's renowned botanical park, consumed about 45 million gallons of water to sustain its plants and grounds.

Kew Gardens Britain Botanical Park

Public Sale Under Fieri Facias In Champion Box Case

By virtue of a writ issued March 16 1934 in the Champion Box Co case a fieri facias sale is set for the first Tuesday in July 1934 at the Thomasville court house. The Champion Box Co defendant property includes a Coe Veneer Dryer and related machinery located at Champion Box Co premises in Thomasville Ga. Amount due to plaintiff totals 7750.00 principal plus 2297.24 interest and court costs with proceeds to first pay principal.

Champion Box Company Coe Veneer Court House Thomas County Thomasville Champion Box Co Georgia

Independent Local Merchant Supports Community

A Thomasville merchant emphasizes the value of independent shops. He notes profits sustain taxes and donations to civic projects, urging readers to support local business first for tangible dividends to the community.

Thomasville

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