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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
2
A compact page of editorial musings and snippets from the Thomasville Rise daily paper includes quotes on statesmanship, local politics, real estate, taxes, mosquito control, and social trends. It offers humorous observations and reflections on community life with repeated references to local figures and everyday concerns.
The South Georgia Railway pushes an Adel to Perry link toward Florida, aiming to run Gulf Coast lines through Taylor Dixie Levy Citrus Hernando Pasco Hillsborough and Pinellas to St. Petersburg and Tampa. A Deadman's Bay extension could follow after Interstate Commerce approval. Presidents and local observers highlight lumber and citrus traffic as key growth drivers.
A Brooklyn Justice of the Supreme Court defends bootlegging as not immoral but illegal, amid calls for clarity on law. The piece links bootleggers to crime and death, notes public sentiment, and mentions Florida’s Ocala funding a new hotel as it accelerates development.
The Fort Valley Plateau spans about 00 square miles lying between the Flint River and the Ocmulgee River across Houston Crawford and Macon counties in Georgia.
Mrs. C. W. TuieL of Leavenworth Kansas credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing nervous tension irritability and fatigue. She reports improved energy and health allowing continued work and a stable married life with a growing family. The advertisement promotes Pinkham's remedy as dependable and available from druggists nationwide.
Schedule listings for passenger stations and lines show times between Birmingham, Atlanta, Albany, and nearby points. Eastern Standard Time used. notes mention Pullman Sleeping Cars and limited guarantees.
In an Iowa town a Post of the American Legion charged residents with creating most of the filth and called for an investigation. The claim sparked instant resentment and a challenge to examine the premises, with Legionnaires given free rein.
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