25 Jun 1930
Page 1
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
1
A collection of satirical quips and social observations from the Times Enterprise page. Items touch on politics, manners, money, fashion, and court terms with a light weekly voice. Notable lines reference public life, graft, and community pride through witty aphorisms.
The article reflects on storm damage across counties, noting varying impact on crops and tenants. It calls for Red Cross aid and local fundraising in Colquitt and Thomas counties, discusses farming losses, and contrasts past and present vacation practices and youth work during summer. It ends with a commentary on road improvements and political approval dynamics.
The Lindbergh baby drew unprecedented public attention, shaping a myth around a normal child. Public speculation and media fascination framed the family as symbols of modern heroism, elevating Lindbergh’s son to iconic status despite ordinary infancy.
Workmen wheeled in two massive statues to the Capitol’s Statuary Hall joining Jefferson Davis and J A George among 63 figures from 32 states. Frances Willard and three physicians are among the notable names, with plans to enlarge quarters and create an American hall of fame.
Discussion reflects on anticipated arrivals of babies amid changes in society. Writers note that contemporary life has reduced the prominence of traditional stork lore and home birth tales.
The piece discusses how ice chilled tap water, common in summer, affects health. It warns against extreme temperatures, notes that ice does not kill germs, and recommends 6 to 8 glasses of cool daily fluid, avoiding overly cold drinks and foods. It emphasizes caution in throat inflammations and certain gastritis conditions.
Iraan, Texas, an oil boom town, receives twenty thousand dollars for a city park with a sunken garden. A major cleanup campaign is completed, and the town now features a golf course along with its growing amenities.
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