19 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
1
The page from the Thomasville Ga. paper includes editorial quips about national figures and politics. It references Kansas City coverage, reactions to nominees, and party critique with remarks on figures like Norris Curtis and Smith, plus local notes on shipping and advertising deadlines.
The piece debates Senator Norris’s charge that the Republican Party fostered crimes and failed to aid farmers, while Senator McNary supports Hoover’s farm relief stance. It notes budget limits, tax fears, and the potential impact on Romney era party unity and farmer sentiment in key states.
Summer schools are important and shaped by authorities in colleges and public schools. Parents and doctors decide if a child may attend, while the program aims to help those who struggle to pass. The cost and management are challenging yet valued for child progress and future opportunities.
A newspaper opines on Amelia Earhart achieving air history and public attention, contrasting her fame with Lindbergh and Ruth Elder. It suggests Earhart may seek prestige without compromising values, warns against money motives, and notes political figures at Kansas City shaping public perception.
Citizens urge modern methods and improvements for Thomasville. The piece notes many residents propose ways to enhance appearance, comfort, and growth, with a range from fine to questionable ideas, reflecting broad town fatigue and ambition.
President Coolidge had enough documents to work on at his Brule River residence and planned to stay at Cedar Island Lodge. He ordered pressing files to be brought out but roads were half flooded, so he remained away from his executive offices for a fifth day, mixing work with open air activities.
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