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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1934
Page
1
A rural Georgia newspaper column urges curbing crime by banning firearm sales. It argues public education must advance and calls for a stronger state tax system to fund rural schools and teacher pay. It references Georgia politics and practical enforcement ideas.
Residents of Shelby Michigan honored Dr William L Griffin who spent 46 years serving the community, delivering about 3500 babies and housing foster children. The tribute gathered several hundred former patients and friends who presented flowers and praise before his retirement, reflecting the physician’s lifelong service and selflessness.
A Times Enterprise cartoon notes a provocative push to establish a nudist colony locally, with a businessman ordering telescopes. The Albany Herald recalls a colony leaving its woodland retreat after neighbors hurled hornets nests, while others warn of skin irritation and insect bites.
The maypop or passion fruit in Australia is prized, yet in Georgia it remains wild and undervalued. Cultivating and selling maypop could boost the fruit industry, as cheap cultivation and rising demand may transform it into a desirable market product. The piece notes potential for an alcoholic maypop distillate and urges promotion and development.
O. O. McIntyre recalls a Manhattan summer evening from 6 to 7 p.m. vivid with golden glow and quiet bustle. He notes scenes including Ewing Galloway with Helen Gould’s Fifth Avenue corner, lists famed figures like Gary Cooper and Jimmy Walker, comments on The Colony restaurant, and muses on Broadway columnists and city life in a reflective, literary travelogue.
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