23 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
1
A collage of U S and international views from the era cites war debts France Roosevelt and Hitler with local concerns like auto tags and lake dinners. Notes on commerce air lines forestry camps and cotton policies mix with social chatter about debt talks and daily habits.
Editorial voices defend federal road fund withholding until Georgia resolves highway status. They urge swift contracts to ease unemployment, warn state officials to fix the department, and call for federal police action against gang violence seen as undermining law and order nationwide.
A Brunswick News editorial warns that organized crime is expanding across the nation with gang activity rising, trafficking in killings and kidnappings. It notes Pretty Boy Floyd and his gang as symbols of the menace and calls for intensified law enforcement to counter the growing underworld.
A columnist warns that learning from experience matters more than secondhand wisdom. They critique paternalist policy, socialistic trends, and growing government reach while urging prudent, thoroughly learned wisdom to avoid future dangers. The piece reflects on spending, power, and the balance between progress and restraint.
Seattle scientists report the red snow forming on Mt Rainier slopes from the algae Spharella nivalis once seen in Arctic Alps and Himalayas. Botanists warn the organism may become common in the locality in coming years.
President Roosevelt presses business to voluntarily reform practices as he outlines a recovery framework. He warns against speculation with others' money and destructive wage trends, while leaving open the possibility of tougher, statutory action if cooperation fails.
Miss Lucile Mathis spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs Dwight Scoggins and Mrs Eva Clark aided the ailing A B Clark family. Allen Harper Louise and Goldie Jones visited Miss Willa Burtt in New Hope for the June meeting. Ivy Bennett and family spent Sunday in Coolidge. R Harper and child joined E V Jones for a Sunday visit. Paul Roberts and two daughters from Meigs visited B C Harper. BE Jones and Herbert Rich with families stopped by New Hope.
Mrs. L. E. B. Williams of Jackson Mississippi recounts seven years of constipation and sick headaches. She credits Thedford’s Black Draught as a remedy that made her feel bright again and urges taking it dry at night with water, recommending no substitutes.
For Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points depart at 6 30 am 1 00 pm and 6 30 pm Leave Thomasville for Moultrie Tifton and intermediate points at 10 50 am 4 00 pm and 11 00 pm.
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