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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
4
Publication notice from Thomasville Georgia details semi weekly schedule and Associated Press credentials. Lists subscription rates and staff names E Jerger W Hargrave.
The article notes a precarious cotton harvest in Thomas County as boll weevils imperil the crop. It mentions farm demonstrators, state and government experts examining ways to mitigate losses, and a generally small expected yield with potential impacts on local farm economics.
The Republican convention struggles to settle a presidential candidate as Old Guard support for Lowden falters amid whispers of bought delegates. Missouri shows mixed signals as party leaders fear the influence of bought votes and the weevil of internal divisions threatens unity before the nomination vote.
The article by Dr. Andrew M. Soule urges cotton growers to plow under stalks, bury them with a disk plow, and destroy weeds before frost. It argues high yield depends on timely planting, proper fertilizer, and consulting state agriculture services for guidance.
A Fargo Forum piece critiques contemporary American discontent citing excess consumption and political fatigue. It contrasts lavish attire with practical服domestic needs and argues industry, thrift, and Christianity as remedies while touching on weevil control in cotton fields with management guidance.
Census figures show Greater New York with over 5.5 million residents, an increase of about 17 percent in ten years, adding more than 750000 people. The milestone underscores the city as a dominant urban center.
A letter to the editor urges strict action by health authorities to curb whooping cough in Thomasville and New York. It notes rising infant deaths, calls for quarantines, and warns of spread as parents are urged to shield children from infection.
Hardwick calls Walker "Cliff the Giant Killer," implying a confrontation with a giant figure and a fatal outcome. The remark hints at a dramatic clash and a lethal result associated with Walker.
A vintage advertorial touts Dr Hitchcock's Liver Kidney and Blood Powders as a combined remedy. It claims the liver drives health, and neglect harms kidneys and blood, offering a 26c vegetable formula to tone the liver, stimulate kidneys, purify blood, and prevent frequent purgatives.
Wm Brown of Jacksonville Florida reports RE-CU-MA cured his year long backache and kidney trouble. He says the medicine let him work and rest again and urges others to try it. Bottles sold for 1.20 plus war tax at R Thomas and drug stores.
A medical ad describes severe skin irritation and infection caused by germs and promises relief by cleansing blood with a purifier. It claims S. S. product heals eczema and other disorders and offers literature from Medical Freres at 108 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
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