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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
6
J M Purdom, assistant agricultural agent for Atlantic Coast Line, explains that precise written instructions cannot replace expert guidance. He outlines ripening signs, the impact of drought and heat on color and quality, and advises cropping tobacco as soon as it is ripe to avoid overripe, unusable leaves.
Train schedules published for Thomasville stations show arrival and departure times across B A R and A C L routes. Notations indicate time standard differences and daily versus Sunday service with Pullman sleeping cars listed for Birmingham Atlanta and Savannah routes.
Yesterday's results show Washington 9 over St. Louis 8 and New York 8 over Detroit 3 in the major leagues. Cleveland 3 defeated Philadelphia 0. In the National League Chicago 7 beat Boston 3, Brooklyn 12 over Cincinnati, St. Louis 11 over Philadelphia 7. In the Southern Association Mobile 9 to 1 over Chattanooga 0, Memphis 3 over Atlanta 1, New Orleans 8 over Nashville 3.
Today two games are on the slate Cleveland visits Philadelphia and Chicago travels to Boston. In the National League Philadelphia hosts St Louis while Boston plays Chicago Brooklyn visits Cincinnati and New York travels to Pittsburg. The Southern League features Little Rock at Atlanta Memph is at Birmingham Nashville at Mobile Chattanooga at New Orleans Charlotte at Knoxville Columbia at Asheville Macon at Spartanburg Augusta at Greenville.
Instructions on timing and method for cropping tobacco and handling leaves in the barn. Emphasizes avoiding leaf injury, proper hanging and air circulation, and staged heating to cure. Also includes a Cancer society report noting progress in treatment and public understanding.
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