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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
2
A reader notes shifts in political talk and policy, from prohibition to land and agriculture. The column mentions King Cotton, Albany’s centennial, Landon and Inman as political figures, and urges careful planning for cattle farming and dairy ventures in South Georgia.
The piece weighs the Republican and Roosevelt campaigns, praising Roosevelt as a direct and popular leader while criticizing the opposition’s choices. It notes unbalanced budgets, widespread unemployment, and the public belief in prudent wartime spending, then dismisses Philadelphia events as political trickery.
Senator Richard B Russell returns from the national convention amid claims of a walkout and political plotting. The piece notes allegations of a backroom deal with Clark Howell and Gene Talmadge to clear opposition and ease Talmadge into the governor’s race, which Talmadge denies.
Washington report notes Senator Glass of Virginia at the Democratic convention revealing a complex view of Roosevelt era policies. He mixed opposition to some planks with belief that the party in power should grant the President leeway for his requests, recalling past battles over relief money and platform roles.
New York Manhattan quiz reveals Dikran Kouyoumdjian as Michael Arien’s real name and Salonika as his preferred summer retreat. Other questions note taxi driver Mustafa Abdul, Polynesian star Reri, writer Willard Keefe once Morton Irish, Irvin B Cobb’s blue shirt trend origin, and Maxfield Parrish works gaining fame during Prohibition.
Two travelers at a breakfast in a South Ssit'the mint dining room discuss travel tales and humor. The scene spots casual dialogue as the men order grapefruit coffee with hot milk corn muffins bacon and eggs.
A scrambled quiz style passage asks about Lillian Foster clashing with critic Hannen Swaffer in a hotel grill and cites Kathleen Norris for milk diet advocacy. It also names Billy the Oysterman, a New York dining figure, and describes a West 43rd Street hotel bus terminal as a humanity study spot.
In a Broadway musical comedy, Sholy laments the fuss over Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and berates critics who deliver adverse opinions, using bold telephone calls to rebuke them. The scene captures sharp humor about theater criticism and star ego.
Baking or broiling fish with bacon fat on the pan adds a fine flavor. It helps restore fats that fish may lack and keeps the fish from sticking during cooking.
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