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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
4
Mrs. Mary A. Cooper of Augusta testifies that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription helped her cure severe head pains during adolescence and aided her natural development into womanhood. The ad urges readers to mail 10 cents for betaphg and free medical advice from Buffalo, New York.
Amateur skiers from across the United States converge on Canton South Dakota for the 1925 National Ski Association tournament. A new 650 foot slide overlooks the Sioux River with a 275 foot drop. Lar Haugen headlines a field including former champions and Olympians from Sioux Valley club. If snow cooperates a cross country run of ten to twelve miles may be added. Fifty clubs and several colleges from Vermont New Hampshire Maine Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota will compete.
Washington reports that the month’s wind record leans toward Mount Washington. The public wonders about how long storms last and how wind speed translates to pressure and force on surfaces.
Washington reports the Federal Council of Churches notes the 400th anniversary of the Bible translation from Greek. A Bristol library holds the sole surviving copy of Tyndale’s early work. Exhibits at the University and other libraries showcase rare biblical editions and the life of William Tyndale.
Austin May 1 7 A Texas piece portrays Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson and her husband James E. Ferguson sharing power. He acts as a non official adviser and staffer while she signs proclamations and handles pardons, creating a dual consularship with him managing policies and politics from a separate room.
Alfalfa advocates say two acres can feed ten dairy cows through summer, boosting dairy numbers and farm profits. J H King of Arizona, in Georgia to assist the state agriculture department, promotes the Hairy Peruvian alfalfa variety as part of a southern campaign to expand alfalfa farming and land value.
Palestine exports rise with Jerusalam’s first cigarette factory now producing for home and export. Half of tobacco is locally grown, the rest from Turkey. Wine and fruit output grow as recent government reports note new vineyards and robust shipments of oranges grapefruits melons apricots port and almonds totaling about 6 million dollars in receipts.
Jerusalem April 4 By Mail The slave trade persists in Arabia amid war between Hashemite rulers of Mecca and Sultan Ibn Saud. Markets closed and sales rare yet slaves remain in noble households. In Yemen, children of enslaved people may be offered for sale and masters act with impunity.
London officials note that many recruits are seafarers from the fishing fleet. Fire officials say trawler men adapt quickly to all weather, discipline, and rapid responses after big fires, explaining the strong appeal of firefighting as a tough, exciting calling.
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