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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
5
A compact collection of snippets from the Thomasville Times Enterprise includes quirky quotes about a saxophone player, the NRA ruling, a French cabinet, and a desert of editorial lines. It notes local school graduations and a boast about corn while musing on taxes, entertainment, and politics.
The piece urges a community wide push to educate citizens about law enforcement as essential to civilization. It condemns lax attitudes toward laws while praising schooling efforts in Thomasville and the graduating Thomasville High School class, stressing moral leadership and civic responsibility. It notes that funding education is a prudent investment and warns against neglecting schools.
Grady Alday may start for the Albany Birds in the final contest against Americus, as Albany rolled to a 12 to 4 win. The Travelers beat Americus 17 to 6 Friday. Sammy Narron led Albany with an eight base hit day in a high scoring double header style game. Richard Weat hit a three run homer, while Frank Moody collected three of four. Joe Lanier shut down the Moultrie Steers for a 3 0 win as the Capitals chase Albany in the league standings.
The piece notes commencement time as a milestone for about a hundred youths completing schooling. It laments strained facilities and finances affecting education, arguing that claims all schools are weak do not help and that unequal opportunities harm disadvantaged students.
An advertisement touts S.S.S. Tonle as a scientific medicine to restore red blood cells and boost appetite and digestion. It promises renewed energy, claims 108 years of success, and urges purchase in a red cell lophane wrapped package at drug stores.
The pitcher fanned the third strike past five Moultrie players in the fifth, four of whom came to bat that frame. The scene highlights a bold strikeout sequence as the defense holds.
The fragment notes a pitcher beginning a debut and yielding only one walk. The readable text is incomplete to determine teams, players, or a full outcome.
The piece touts Firestone Gum Dipped High Speed Tires as essential for blowout protection. It notes the 500 Mile Race at Indianapolis May 30th where all 33 cars used Firestone tires and winner Kelly Petillo averaged 106 mph with no tire trouble. It cites low accident data and claims 15 percent quicker stopping in university tests versus rivals.
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