18 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1928
Page
1
Opinion column argues the Republican veto of Prohibition should be enforced and presses the party platform from Kansas City. It weighs the dangers of nominating Al Smith, notes his wet stance, and urges voters to defect if Southern Democrats back him. The piece critiques enforcement, sounding a bullish, partisan tone.
The speaker claims a hundred farmers in the county and thousands elsewhere can prove a handsome profit from farming. The statement underscores widespread belief in strong returns and prompts broad support for continued agricultural activity.
The article argues about the relationship between jobs and positions and how vacancies are often decided in advance. It notes many seekers are eager to work, and steady job hunters with proper approach may quickly gain advancement into the position class.
The article surveys John J. Raskob's public stance on the Prohibition Amendment and his ties to General Motors. It cites reactions from Turner County and Thomas County farmers, noting support for cattle operations and criticism of his views on liquor. It contrasts his positions with Henry Ford's anti prohibition lines and discusses potential economic impacts on the auto and cattle industries.
A Chicago woman robs a candy shopkeeper at gunpoint claiming unsafe city conditions. In New York, actor Fred Stone reports rust on golf sticks and missing polo sticks while aviation tales unfold. Madison news notes a Lindbergh class reunion waffle moment ending abruptly.
Mrs George S Hunter of Columbus Georgia reports severe side pains and bedridden weeks prompted her to try Cardui. She says after four bottles her health improved, side pain subsided and she regained strength. Cardui sold by local druggists. NC-188 0 an ela han cote.
Paul Lannin pursues Roosevelt Field in New York as a base to launch trans ocean flights similar to Lindbergh. Plans include concrete and steel hangars, radio beacons, a mooring mast, and an aviation club house.
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