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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
4
A vintage style garden picnic column offers diverse sandwich ideas. Recipes include Cheese and Date Filling, Chicken Sandwiches, Liverwurst, and Egg filled variants with chopped vegetables, olives, and mayonnaise.
Baby Hiram Surasky of Savannah recovered enough to be described as slightly improved at Joseph's Infirmary after a safety pin was swallowed. He was rushed by air to Shellm for treatment and had two nights of critical condition before the improvement was noted.
Laurie Moore fends off Rex Moore’s demand to keep up their sham marriage to preserve their jobs with Mark Albery. Rex plans a joint life in Albery’s furnished flat while Laurie contends with guilt over her deception and his growing control.
A UPI report notes a leaflet printed with images of an Englishman, a Frenchman, an Italian, and a Russian forming a hidden Hitler photo is criticized as the peak of poor taste and listed among transgressions against laws enforcing the national symbol.
Mattie Collins of Cairo Georgia, a housekeeper, praises Flowers Honey Krushed Wheat Bread as a safe laxative aid and appetite booster. The ad claims the bread prevents constipation, avoids large intestine obstruction, provides roughage, and stimulates digestion especially in children. It urges a ten day test and notes Flowers Baking Company as the maker.
In Washington on June 28 doorkeeper Joseph J Sinnott expelled the Parker family from the house gallery after Hilda Jean Parker eight months old began nursing. Mrs Parker and her husband had brought four children to the Capitol seeking shoes for the kids and were touring the gallery when the infant hungry scene led to the removal. The doorkeeper said he had never seen such an incident in his 40 years at the building.
In Chicago on June 28 amateurs Opal Hill of Kansas City and S L Reinhardt of Chicago challenge Helen Hicks and Babe Didrikson to reach the finals of the women's Western Open calif tournament. Miss Hicks, top businesswoman golfer, beat H Austin Purdue 4 and 2 yesterday, while Babe Didrikson is also contending.
Florists warn that too much moisture will cause lilies to wither and reduce aroma. They advise balanced humidity to maintain freshness and prevent plant stress.
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