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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1938
Page
1
A garbled compilation reviews politics and culture with stray lines about taxes, term limits, fishing, gossip, and laws. It reads as a collage of observations and quips with no clear narrative or dated events.
The piece surveys party strategy and voter sentiment amid a heated race for Congress. It notes concerns about self thinking voters and criticizes campaign tactics while urging independence from party influence and urging support for a candidate seen as worthy.
Fragmented draft piece notes US telephones count around 16.493 million with high per person availability, compares against England and Japan. It discusses per square mile density, area sizes, and implied advantages of higher telephone density in the United States and other nations.
Georgs Tuake recounts La Conga’s shift from a carriage trade hotspot to a family oriented scene. Bobby Martyn marries, Oscar Roche reveals a son, Dorothy Ross bears a son, while Miguel Roldan remains single wooing Florida Font the cigarette girl.
The Georgia Press Association defends its nonpolitical stance and denies rumors of a celebratory junket. Officials state the group focuses on journalism ethics and press freedom, not influencing political deliberations or agendas.
A historical critical look at campaign spending notes the high cost of modern elections. The piece cites figures from Florida politics and argues against excessive spending while urging responsible, transparent campaigning practices.
Senator Prentiss M. Brown of Michigan wrote to the Hotel Olds in Lansing claiming he left laundry and a white night gown during a visit. He asked the hotel to mail both items to his Washington address, noting the gown's rarity and his habit of wearing pants by day. The items were sent back COD for 90 cents.
A satirical note on Wallace Irwin's schoolboy Japan joke prompts a Sap Francisco newspaper man to recall a kitchen miscommunication. He describes a Japanese cook who insists on a literal breakfast phrase saying hush my darling go to sleep, highlighting cross language humor.
For Rent six room house with contact numbers 1072 or 383 J. Quiet neighborhood available now. Easy access to schools and shops. Contact at your earliest convenience.
The Atlanta Crackers won 7-6 over Birmingham to stay in second place. The Barons outhit Atlanta 15 to 12. Chattanooga fell behind as the Lookouts lost 8-7 to New Orleans while Little Rock surged 4-2 past Knoxville. Memphis Chicks rallied for a 9-8 win over Nashville after Hofferth tied the game in the fifth.
A fragmentary piece describes a hurried marriage at City Hall followed by magistrate proceedings. The dialogue shifts to a cab driver voice praising hack savviness and long-haul fares from Times Square to the Bronx, with Brooklyn distrust and a Kay Kyser reference.
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