10 May 1939
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1939
Page
1
A period newspaper item contains a mosaic of editorials and quirky notes from Americus with jabs at Hitler, Poland, taxes, and Georgia politics. It includes snippets on peach prices, coal market worries, and local assessments of public opinion amid national tension.
The passage argues mothers support protest against war while youths in Georgia resist conscription. Verona county leaders and the co-op associations fear state actions and urge reconsideration, contending war is not the answer and veterans should seek peace if possible.
The article discusses wartime funding, constitutional powers to appropriate funds, and public sentiment. It notes aims to secure enough revenue, including taxes, to pay war costs and support schools, veterans, and public services. It also critiques press reliability and the Associated Press as a trusted source amid national debates.
The narrative recalls Dorci’s Birth of Christ among eight priceless paintings and lavish glassware. Bio Leeds, now in her fifties and living alone, has seen a half million vanish, taking with it the glamour that once made her town’s talk.
Wichata Kansas beauty shop owner paints each fingernail a different color to showcase shades for customers. On weekends she switches to matching all nails for a unified presentation.
A jumble of crossword like clues and scattered words across multiple topics. The readable fragments include references to hair fashion plant terms and random phrases. The piece resembles an OCR'd page with several illegible entries and garbled lines.
George Tucker notes New York domestic cases reflecting evolving social norms. He cites a magistrate ruling on abusive language and a claim that a wife's tone justifies divorce, illustrating daily courtroom dramas and the era’s gender dynamics.
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