Col Coolidge Slow Pulse Due to Advancing Age
Col John C Coolidge father of the President submitted to examination by two Boston specialists. The report notes a slow pulse incidental to advancing age and mentions his departure from Thomasville for New York via service lines.
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Railroad Schedules for Thomasville Stations and Lines
Passenger train times published for A B A and Atlantic Coast Line at Thomasville stations. Times shown in Eastern Standard Time for trains north east and south. Central Standard for westbound trains. Details include Arrivals and Departures with Birmingham Atlanta Montg ry Sav h Jax Monticello and local notes.
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Coolidge Visits Boston For Medical Checkup
Col. Coolidge traveled from Plymouth Vermont to Boston where doctors reported eight age related weaknesses and a heart block with a slow pulse. Dr. Albert M. Cram and Dr. Paul White noted no serious illness and said diet and moderation suffice. The President’s father, 80, said he felt fine and made the trip to please the President.
Czar Claims Himself Master of Russians in 1897 Census
The Revolution Museum in Leningrad received a Moscow government document containing the 1897 census return by the czar and czarina. Their stated profession was Master and mistress of the Russian empire, reflecting imperial self view.
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High School News and Civic Spirit In Thomasville
A long regional feature urges community service and civic pride as students in Thomasville High School present a radio style assembly Station T H S broadcast includes news items from Hollywood to New York and a satirical Senate talk by Charlie G Dawes plus a poetic ode to a lost pencil highlighting student life and local culture.
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Waycross Tobacco Warehouse to Be State's Modern Hub
Local chatter suggests Waycross plans a modern tobacco warehouse with a ladies room and restaurant, capable of handling a million pounds weekly, aiming for a grand opening ball. Thomasville also builds a tobacco warehouse as the region eyes major sports, golf, and baseball hopes this summer.
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Building Permits for April in City Records
Building permits issued in April total 27 62500 with entries for residences stores and repairs. Notable values include J W L Yates 8000 for a residence and Bank of Thosville 3000 for a store. The Building Inspector signs off on the list.
Freshman Bird Brightens Faculty With Algebra Song
The faculty reports a remarkable cure for the blues found in the “Fresh man Bird.” Gazing upon the bird in the Region of Room I brings months of smiles. The quirky creature, named “High School Students,” sings a mournful chorus of Algebra.Algebra. Messrs. MacComb and Harper sometimes join in a cheerful chant “No Algebra Class.” Virginia Peacock.
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Delicatessen Wives a Cause of Many Latter Day Divorces
Baltimore May 2 Mrs John Sherman head of the General Federation of Women's Clubs told the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs that a "delicate" wife who dines out then returns late helps drive rising divorces from one in thirty to one in five marriages. She blamed modern youth behavior on parents and urged stronger law enforcement in homes and schools.
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Ireland to Seek Tourists Through Nationwide Push
Dublin May 2 The Free State government will join a movement to popularize Ireland as a tourist resort. The minister of commerce has called a conference of hotel railway and other interests to build public body cooperation for the campaign.
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Famous pugilist of 35 years ago rounds out life as tailor
Colusa California January 16 George La Blanche once knocked out Jack Dempsey in 1889 and toured Australia with John L Sullivan. Now 74 he works as a tailor under the alias George Ferguson. He helped champion boxing era and supports local sports groups in the city.
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