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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1936
Page
1
A chaotic page blends political musings and campaign talk. Notes critique the Landon Knox ticket and Roosevelt era policies, cite mockery of conventions, and discuss public health topics like typhoid vaccination and quarantine. The piece mentions editors, editors’ trips, and a journalist’s view of national politics.
The article notes typhoid fever was conquered after the Spanish American War and emphasizes immunization as the safest prevention. It cites sanitation and water purification, urges vaccination every three years, and mentions health boards like Thomas County administering thousands of shots annually.
The piece notes Democrats tout rising industrial and retail indicators as proof of policy success while Republicans and business leaders warn the gains may reflect a natural rebound. It cites Bethlehem Steel chief Eugene Grace urging caution against bureaucratic expansion and mentions expected boosts from the soldiers bonus payments.
The snippet lists arrival and departure times for the Southland and other trains with routes to Montgomery Savannah New York and Jacksonville. It notes daily sleepers to Montgomery Savannah Atlanta Detroit Chicago and a ticket agent contact. A second fact mentions about 70 000 radio receiving sets registered in China over the last two years.
In New York is St. Ann's Episcopal Church for Deaf Mutes where services and prayers are conducted by sign language. The church at 511 West 148th Street features a theatre, print shop, and modern kitchens for social Christian teaching. Rector Rev Guilbert C Braddock cannot speak or hear. Also notes bank suspicion toward famous signatures and horse hire for Broadway stage productions. Sergeant Leeper trains as parachute jumper at Maxwell Field, Alabama.
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