26 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
1
A mosaic of brief items from a Georgia archive discusses taxes, road beautification, and public works, with stray notes on politics, radio, and a speeding auto crash. Mentions Thomsville Thomasville post, Rotarians, and Africa heat, plus references to Vermon, Hongkong, Buenos Aires, and Norman County.
The Waley case involving the Weyerhaeuser boy ends with a judge ruling Mrs Margaret Waley must face a jury to determine her level of complicity after her guilty plea was rejected. The husband received forty five years. the trial may involve large sums and extended proceedings. The piece criticizes legal ethics and calls for reform.
The article surveys progress toward mechanical hearts and lungs, noting a demonstrable artificial heart and lungs that can mimic natural function. It cautions that only initial steps have been taken and recalls prior artificial bodies and patching work while urging caution about future developments.
The Washington News-Reporter reprints a civic creed praising loyalty to one’s town. It emphasizes voting, education, law and order, commerce, and community welfare as core duties of citizens. The Savannah Evening Press urges residents to adopt the creed and actively support their hometown.
The passage describes John D. Rockefeller approaching ninety six as the world’s richest man. It notes his abstinence, temperate life, and careful habits since age sixty, contributing to his longevity. It portrays a life of quiet rest and satisfaction rather than active pursuits, with disinterest in former interests.
The article envisions future medical breakthroughs enabling life prolongation and organ replacement. It notes scientists may turn clever ideas into valuable developments, making hospital procedures like heart transplants and lung replacements conceivable in time.
A jumble of crossword style clues appears with numbers and partial answers. Readable hints include items like spear of land and various nouns and verbs. some entries are incomplete or garbled, suggesting a mixed edition puzzle page.
Fourteen classifications of workers logged 2 500 000 hours to complete the French liner Normandie. The note mentions other diverse snippets from a busy issue including a Paris claim about Lawrence of Arabia and local newsroom ambitions.
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