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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
7
In Vienna on May 1 1974 reports show 32 personal crises among Austrian soldiers last year and eight so far this year. The Arbeiterzeitung says investigation and farewell letters reveal soldiers take their lives after repeated harassment and mockery by officers with monarchist views.
American grapevine stock is thriving in Plovdiv Bulgaria producing more and better fruit. The vegetation is replacing European vines as thousands of acres have been planted recently.
Atlanta May 1 Bishop Warren A Candler senior active bishop of the College of Bishops Methodist Episcopal Church South will preside over the spring session in Nashville May 1 to 4. The Baltimore Conference opposition to unification is to be reviewed and questions about voting methods and episcopal visitation discussed. Unification votes by Baltimore and Cuba conferences are noted and the bishops plan an Episcopal Message after the session.
Dublin reports that in the last two years licensed motor vehicles in the six Ulster counties rose from 17 200 to 26 000. About 2 000 are heavy lorries. The region now has one motor for every 68 people, compared with one per 67 in Great Britain.
Stockholm April 4 Sweden’s national debt rose in November by 111.6 million crowns to 1,737.6 million crowns as the dollar loan floated in the United States increased obligations. Government property stood at 2.899 billion crowns with securities at 650,500 crowns.
New York May 1 Sir Esme Howard British ambassador to Washington declares the Yorktown battle was not a loss but a gain for Britain. He recalls the battlefield gratitude toward science industry and English heritage while praising US UK friendship and peaceful year long alliance.
Two Berlin girls walking in Tegeler pine woods dropped a cigarette end that started a fire consuming 20 acres of timber in two hours. They attempted to extinguish it, raised the alarm too late, and are jailed while facing forest-loss lawsuits.
Tacoma journalist reports the death of Professor Carl J. Arnell, a polyglot who mastered 63 languages and served as secretary to American ambassadors to Japan for 12 years. He was the second Westerner to complete Oriental language studies at Tokyo Imperial University and taught in two Tokyo universities before health declines led to his return to the United States.
Atlanta resident Frank P. Wilson says he endured a year of indigestion living on eggs and milk before Karnak eased his stomach troubles. He reports improved digestion, better sleep, and renewed appetite after using Karnak sold at Thomas Drug Store and other outlets.
London reports big sea change predicted in Inland and Wolffs annual. The firm, building 13 motor ships including three over 20 000 tons, says motor ships will supersede steamships as steam did sailing ships in past century.
Berlin reports two broadcasting towers under construction in Germany will surpass the Eiffel tower in height. One tower near Berlin will reach 1049 feet and include elevators for observation use.
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