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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
6
In a compact column various items touch on advertising deadlines for standing ads, rising subscription rates, and quirky opinions. It notes Lindy and wife planning a Greenland Iceland trip, mentions Newton D. Baker, jokes about hats and pants suits, and references politics and public service commission missteps with a taunt about the governor.
The piece argues trucks cause most highway deaths and accidents, though some blame rests on reckless drivers. It notes many trucks are heavy and unwieldy, Big freight vehicles dominate roads, and calls for action including police help on parking and lights and stricter control of truck traffic to prevent crop and road damage.
The Savannah Morning News notes Thomas County amid southern cotton belt concerns as a court house meeting aims to explain the cotton curtailment plan. It highlights recent price rises since Roosevelt and urges farmer participation to save prices and safeguard the industry.
The speaker rejects calling the forest boys bums and argues most are genuine and wholesome, though a few may be lazy. They challenge critics who seek attention through abnormal acts.
Georgie Bancroft meets Nicholas Boyd in a London lane as plans unfold for a return to America. Their dialogue reveals unspoken longing and doubt about love and loyalty while Georgie awaits her mother and contemplates future choices with Boyd and Dufford Asher in the background.
Fragmentary text notes a shift in desire to engage or be present. The remaining readable phrases hint at hesitation or avoidance following an event or moment.
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