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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
1
The page presents a mix of editorial quips and light items from Thomasville Georgia. It includes social observations on Prohibition, statehood, tech progress, and local concerns about roads and taxes, with wry takes on public figures and everyday life. The column hints at Dempsey boxing plans and weather.
A period piece praising Calvin Coolidge for taking office after Harding’s death with measured optimism. It lauds his quiet, economical leadership and commitment to reducing graft while warning against procrastination and praising restraint in foreign policy. It also defends the auto tag law and notes the enduring cross word puzzle craze.
Fragment discusses the difficulty of understanding technical and obsolete words for uneducated readers using the best dictionary. It notes the task is hopeless for such individuals due to the complexity and breadth of terminology.
Florenz Ziegfeld, creator of the Follies, says the new American girl will rely on magnetism and individuality rather than artificial beauty. He declares the flapper era is over and hints at forthcoming developments that could redefine stage attraction.
Passenger train arrivals and departures at Thomasville A G L Railway Station and A C L lines published as information. Times use Eastern Standard for north east and south routes, Central Standard for west. times may vary by one hour.
A railway timetable lists A., B. & A. Railway Pwilman Sleeping Cars arriving at 1:00 am and leaving Birmingham-Atlanta at 7:30 pm. A C L Railroad shows Savh to Jax to Montgomery at 2:15 am with multiple return times and routes including Atlanta Albany and Monticello. Ad notes daily service and Sunday options with an advertisement tag.
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