Daily Times Enterprise column of wry notes and sights
A miscellany page from the Times Enterprise in Thomasville features sharp quips and brief items. It references inflation comments, liquor laws, crime sentences, bail for kidnappers, cantaloupe prospects, and political digests including Mussolini and Luke Lea.
Criticisms of Roosevelt Echoed Across Viewpoints
The piece discusses national debate over Franklin D Roosevelt and his New Deal programs. It notes critics question socialist overtones yet acknowledge aims to bolster security and happiness for many Americans. It highlights NRA issues, Roosevelt's persistence, and hopes for continued reform despite political risk.
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Einder Post Office Controversy in Georgia Court Fight
The postal service and Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Thomas Linder clash over mail rates for the Market Bulletin. Linder argues the bulletin’s political leanings and its use for farmer outreach justify current pricing, while critics push for political restrictions or lower rates. The dispute touches state funds, press freedom, and party tensions as Alabama and national debates surface alongside local agricultural news and baseball box scores.
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Linder
Lanier Shuts Out Pilots as Cap Triumph 6 to 0
Tallahassee June 14 Hefty Joe Lanier pitched his second straight shutout, limiting the Panama City Pilots to four hits in a 6 0 victory. Four run first inning rally and two hits each from Dutch Hoffman Glenn Murray Charlie Martin and Paul Ryder fueled the win as Albany Travelers edged Thomasville 9 8 in 12 innings for second place.
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Black-Draught Promises Fresh Feeling and Vitality
Benton Louisiana resident J M Casper reports morning sluggishness and dullness vanish after using Thedford's Black-Draught. The herbal laxative is advertised as a pure vegetable remedy promoting a clean system and zest for daily activities.
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Steers Beat Cards 4 to 3 in Americus showdown
Americus Cards lose 4 to 3 as Moultrie Steers snap a losing streak in a tight afternoon game. Fatur hits a homer for the visitors in the second inning. Meanwhile in Texas, about 800 cotton farmers sign contracts to rent land to the government, up 200 from last year.
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