12 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
1
An editorial page item questions what readers know about Sam Parks and comments on local issues. It notes Georgia wine laws permit only state-made wines for sale, urges belief in hard work, and previews wider effects of county law enforcement, political campaigning, and regional economic concerns.
Seven thousand Republicans from ten prairie states converge this week to discuss strategy, propaganda, and campaign scheduling amid the New Deal context. The gathering aims to shape next election activities and messaging.
The piece links Philippines independence momentum with U S political divides as Democrats and Republicans spar over policy and loyalty. It notes the Philippines ratifying a new constitution by a 25 to 1 vote, with Quezon favored for president, and outlines post commonwealth governance while recalling Aguinaldo's 1901 oath.
The article warns that fires from hunters and travelers endanger slash pine stands vital for pulpwood. It argues for careful fire control to protect young trees, noting a Savannah paper mill’s demand and the potential farm income from acres planted with slash pine. It also contrasts college access with rural ambition.
In two years of legal beer in Michigan consumption reached 1 564 687 184 bottles yearly, averaging 152 per resident. The state liquor control commission notes the rise and records beer taxes totaling 5 829 537 61 with the federal government taking about four times that amount.
Modern medical opinion endorses Thedford's Black-Draught, made from plant leaves as an effective laxative. Mr. O C Green of Andrews North Carolina testifies it gives immediate relief after years of use, and the product costs less than other laxatives.
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