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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1925

Page

3

Birth Control Gains Church Endorsement at Conference

Clergymen from several denominations at the sixth international neu malthusian and birth control conference praised birth control as improving mankind physically and morally and urged churches to support the movement. Rabbi Stephen A Wise warned against church opposition to justice and progress. A resolution called on world churches to back birth control as a moral force for humanity. Dr James F Cooper claimed a scientific method has proven effective in ten thousand cases across Holland England and the United States. Prof W Fr Ogburn provided additional commentary.

New York James F. Cooper American Birth Control League Holland England United States W. Fr. Ogburn

Dry brewer's yeast cure for pellagra discovered

Washington March 31 Pellagra the bread disease of rural areas yields to dry brewer's yeast according to Dr Joseph Goldberger of the Public Health Service Experimental work will continue at the Georgia State Sanatorium to identify the active element. Dr W F Tanner and Dr G A Wheeler assist in ongoing trials and dogs showed the cure idea starting with black tongue.

Washington, D. C Joseph Goldberger Public Health Service Georgia State Sanatorium W. F. Tanner Health Service Goldberger Tanner G. A. Wheeler Galidbereer South

Statistician Says Singles Higher Crime and Death Rates

A Journal report quotes a professor of sociology at Columbula University arguing that most criminals and insane are unmarried, that the death rate among single men is twice that of married men, and that birth control promotes marriage and is thus desirable.

Journal of the American Statistical Association Columbula University

Georgia Stribling and baseball news mix in Albany

The column ranges from boxing with Stribling and Loughran to Georgia football and Georgia Tech, noting wins over Fort Benning and Clemson, with Ohio State comparisons. It mentions Dazzy Vance and Walter Johnson, exhibition scores, Crenshaw Landis witness coverage, and Albany Y meeting plans.

Georgia Clemson South Oglethorpe Tech Ohio State Tke the Jackets Senators Giants Brooklyn Dazzy Vance Walter Johnson Albany Thomasville City of Roses

Aged Little Negro Serves as Unsung Washington Diplomat

Edward Savoy, an elderly African American man in Washington, has opened the door to the state department since 1869. Starting as a 14 year old messenger, he has met countless diplomats and visitors, earning fame for memory of faces and lives. His bow legs are notoriously noted in the District of Columbia.

Edward Savoy Edward Frank B. Kellogg State Department Washington Secretary of State Secrrtary Edwards Himasif District of Columbia

Savannah Judge Celebrates Seventeenth Year on Bench

Savannah Georgia January 31 Judge John E Schwartz marks seventeenth anniversary on the local police court bench hailed by many hundreds of Black residents who say Now Judge let me tell you the whole truth He ran unopposed at the last election to serve another four year term.

Savannah John E. Schwartz Poice Court Thas Ieen Schwarts

Osborne Wood to land in Tampa aboard steamship today

Lieut Osborne Wood is due to step ashore in Tampa today as the West Chetac, bringing freight from Spain, nears the bar around 8 am. The ship, after possible fumigation at Master Key, is expected to dock in the afternoon, with reporters hoping to meet Wood aboard a meeting yacht.

Tampa Fla Osborne Wood United States Shipping Board Spain Tampa Bar G. L. Lunde Tampa Inter- Ocean Steamship Company Mediterranean Master Key Young Wood Bar Lieut. Wood Wall Street Philipines Cadiz Moblie

British Army Raises Bars Against Unfit Recruits

London reports that in 1924 about 82 of every 100 young men who applied to join the army were rejected as physically unfit. This compares with 35 percent in 1912 and 68 percent in 1923. Officers note disagreement over causes, some citing higher standards for examination.

London

Two Sick Women Regain Health in Valdosta and Battle Creek

Reported letters describe relief from severe female weakness and back pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs L C Dasner of Valdosta Georgia thanks the remedy for disappearance of symptoms and improved health. Mrs C K Palmer of Battle Creek Michigan credits the first bottle with great relief from pains and swelling and offers to share her experience.

Valdosta Georgia Lydia E. Pinkham L.C. Dasner R.F.D Box 14 Battle Creek Michigan Cleveland Lydia E Pinkham C.K. Palmer Champion Street Ba Creek, Mi

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