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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
5
The piece extols public speakers who inform and inspire without politics. It cites Ralph Newton in Waycross praising schools in Georgia and urges more such influential voices to travel, share ideas, and build goodwill beyond their regions.
An essay argues that government support for advertising hurts papers and urges merchants to test campaigns in their home papers first. It extols honesty, warns against fraudulent ads, and touts newspapers as the most reliable, widely circulated venue for local merchants to reach customers and generate returns. It ends with a political aside on livelihood and diligence.
An upcoming Georgia laymen educational meeting in Macon aims to awaken interest in state school reform. The gathering will discuss Georgia specific educational issues and general matters to spur county leaders to vote and work for reform, avoiding mere talk.
New York readers see celebrity culture wane as Vallee Pickford and others lose crowd buzz while Lindbergh and Garbo still draw curiosity. Harlem scene shifts with Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway sporting sideburns, Bill Robinson crowned Mayor of Harlem, and the city’s biking revival growing amid urban color and style changes.
A note on public mood cites florists reporting a mental lift from morning flower rituals. Frank Crowningshield wore a blue corn flower, Owen Davis Jr a white carnation, and Aubrey Eads a red rosebud. Fewer men walk hatless in summer streets.
Michael We Heerth aged 70, famed as the bee king of Hydefark, has tended bees for decades without a sting. He theorizes a rare immunity, even exposing himself to swarms in a bathing suit. A needle incident in Fresno in his youth resurfaced decades later as a leg to hand journey. Tomorrow: The city Last for a horse.
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