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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
1
A broad page column reflects on Hoover and Coolidge era politics with Kansas and Texas angles, Roosevelt and Congress mentions, and a light touch on Rome and prohibition. It also notes Georgia forestry momentum led by the Forestry Association and predicts Governor Smith’s White House prospects.
The press says coalition opponents concede Hoover will be the Republican nominee on the first ballot at the Kansas City convention. Hoover’s long rise in the party and his work in Belgium and food conservation are noted while Fly concerns in Thomasville prompt public health warnings. The piece also covers franking privileges in politics and critique of political mailings.
A man in Boston tried to jump from a bridge and was arrested for self murder, but courts ruled no such charge exists. Officials may intervene to prevent suicides, yet a person cannot be imprisoned for attempting. The piece notes moral factors and that derangement or cowardice often drives such acts.
The piece critiques congressional use of franking for personal and political aims with examples from Hert of Alabama and others. It mentions a Gazette error on court assessments, notes Coolidge's non-entry stance, a Boston State House scandal, the Italia search, and warns of China’s drift toward unification under Japanese pressure.
A juror list issued by Judge H. J. MacIntyre shows names drawn to serve during the first and second weeks of the June term of the City Court of Thomasville, convening June 18, 1928. The roster includes A. C. Milligan, Richard Mitchell, W. M. Coon, D. W. Reese, and many others across two weeks, with dozens of local residents named.
A Kentucky man from Estesburg, near Waynesburg, credits Thedford’s Black-Draught with ending weekly nervous headaches that kept him from work. After a merchant recommended it, he took a few doses one night and never faced a full attack again, using small amounts periodically to stay well.
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