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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
6
An annual prize of 5 000 francs is offered to the French civilian pilot who flies the greatest number of kilometers without an accident. In Los Angeles a higher proportion of residents aged 60 to 80 are married than in any other American metropolitan area.
In Knoxville 1500 Negroes heard Congressman Oscar De Priest of Chicago argue that equality before the law, not social parity, is the aim. He urged organization under intelligent leadership to secure the 14th and 15th amendments rights and insisted whites should not fight the Negroes' battles.
Washington and Lee University honored football players as the best students for the 1927 28 season. The designation highlighted academic excellence alongside athletic effort among gridiron performers.
Mrs. S Brakefield of Calhoun reports chronic morning dizziness and fatigue eased by Thedford's Black-Draught. She says a few doses stopped the dizziness, improved appetite, and that her husband also benefits from the remedy.
In a moonlit village a burglar seeks a dangerous letter at the Guyfford mansion. Helen D Arcy confronts Sir Richard Guyford confessing her fear and respect. He reveals his past and grants aid while hinting at future truths in chapter two.
Wade H Ellis proposes withholding federal funds from non cooperating states to enforce Prohibition. He calls for a fair showdown to force stronger enforcement and argues states must choose between repealing the eighteenth amendment or stricter enforcement. He adds judges should be strengthened and newspapers used as a force for law observance.
Three boys from Westwood California broke bottles on a paved road. A judge sentenced them to sweep two miles of the highway as punishment for the incident.
Frank Marlow, also known as Frank Curto, a boxing manager and former night club owner, was found dead near a Long Island cemetery. Police suspect a beer racket dispute, with Marlow famed as a high roller and figure at Saratoga and New York race tracks, tied to clubs like the Silver Slipper and Rendezvous and rumored ties to Arnold Rothstein.
In London two United States ambassadors Charles Dawes and Tough S Gibson met at the American Embassy to discuss American government affairs and international relations. The talks focused on the European situation and naval disarmament as part of seeking a naval strength standard between the United States and Britain. Dawes planned to visit Oxford on Thursday to receive an honorary degree from All Souls College, interrupting the meetings.
J. L. Knight of 753 Marietta Place N E Atlanta reports Sargon changed his health after years of stomach pain gas around the heart back trouble and kidney issues. He credits better sleep energy and no more headaches with Sargon Soft Mass Pills and says the medicine helped his liver. Rountree's Pharmacy in Thomasville carries Sargon.
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