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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1925
Page
6
London milliners seek novelty in evening gowns and have drawn inspiration from pantomime. A Harlequin dress in scarlet crepe de chine features silver tissue and black appliqué, fashioned on traditional parti colored lines with a straight up.
Designers reinterpret ACEP inspired silhouettes for Hatley garments blending classic lines with modern tailoring. The collection showcases structured shoulders, elongated hems, and subtle color blocking to evoke a refined maritime mood.
Partial text notes close fitting garments with a number 3 and sequins. context unclear but hints at costume detail. No clear event, person, or organization identified. text is too fragmentary to confirm specifics or prepare further facts.
In Warsaw on May 4 an explosion at the Independent Peasant Party headquarters wounded Tropanovsky seriously. Police say Trojanovsky prepared a powerful infernal machine using batteries and clockwork amid large quantities of high explosive. The incident occurred near a cathedral during a national holiday service, but officials say interrogation is not yet possible.
Louis Marshall of New York defended Jews from accusations of internationalism at the Washington event with President Coolidge. He argued loyalty to Jewish heritage and civilization, opposing assimilation that erases religious faith and history, and called divided allegiance a degradation of Jewish memory.
The Duluth Herald quotes a renowned critic defined as one who holds the public’s favorable view but mocks it in return. The remark reflects opinions on art, taste, and media influence within a culture of contrarian praise.
A Quitman Moultrie golfing party at Glen Arven yields Bill Aycock a 34 three under par. The piece urges Thomasville to host a league team, praises stadium progress, and predicts rising South Georgia property values as Florida fever shifts north.
The Rev. Charles Francis Potter resigns as West Side Unitarian Church pastor to become executive secretary of Antioch College atYellow Springs Ohio. He argues education will outpace churches and cites Antioch’s new cooperative approach as a national model amid calls for reform of schooling and religion.
An advertisement notes the 8. and A. line leaving Thomasville at 7 30 pm with arrival in New York by 1 am the next morning. It lists Crosby as commercial agent and provides a contact phone number 2001.
New York May 4 1925 statistics from the National Bureau to Casualty and Surety Underwriters show 19000 deaths and 450000 injuries from automobiles in 1924. Daily average 62 deaths and 6660 injuries with a 4 percent rise from 1923.
A brief adage from The Progressive Grocer suggests charging to experience when possible and cashing in on lessons learned. The statement critiques pricing behavior tied to gained know-how and warns of practical limits.
Advertising copy touts ox gall tablets Diaxol as a liver treatment to activate bile production and improve health. It claims torpid liver causes poisons, skin and hair issues, and heart or kidney trouble, promising prompt results and a money back guarantee.
Valdosta Georgia May 4 official endorsement of a 250000 campaign for seminary endowment and equipment and its relocation from Columbia South Carolina to Atlanta is announced by the Valdosta Presbyterian church. A 40000 building site has been donated in Atlanta and 314000 has been raised. Atlanta campaign representatives will visit Valdosta May 7 to May 24.
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