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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1925

Page

4

Always The Same Unequated Unfaltering Chrysler Six

The Chrysler Six delivers more power and speed for a given bore and stroke and RPM than any car. It is built to deliver more with unfailing regularity and has earned a reputation for enduring performance. Owners report tens of thousands of miles with unparalleled quality and stability.

Chrysler

Gertrude Ederle Aims for Turbulent English Channel Swim

New York May 14 Miss Gertrude Ederle 18 year old prominent swimmer of the Women's Swimming Association plans to cross the English Channel this summer through 20 miles of turbulent water. She trains outdoors daily near Atlantic Highlands and will sail on the Berengaria to England on June 17 with a late July or early August crossing target.

New York Gertrude Eterle Women’s Swimming Association of Miss Ederle Ederie New York Bay Atlantic Highlands New Jersey England

Typically American Grace Coolidge A Study In Contrasts

Grace Goodhue Coolidge, wife of Calvin Coolidge, contrasts with her husband in speech, humor, and social ease. Born in Burlington Vermont, she studied at the University of Vermont and taught at the Clark School for the Deaf. She supports women’s suffrage, manages domestic life with efficiency, reads Dickens, walks daily, and favors American-made clothing while knitting socks.

Calvin Coolidge Grace Goodhue Coolidge Grace Anna Goodhue Calvin Cooldge Burlington Vermont University of Vermont Clark School For the Deaf Northampton Mass Coolidge White House

Great Gains Shown In Business Reviews

The April Business Review of the Sixth Federal Reserve Bank District reports a 39 percent March rise in building permits from 1924, larger than February in retail and wholesale trade, and higher demand and saving deposits than last year. Pig iron output up, lumber mills operating overtime, and favorable agricultural progress with good planting. Fruit crops show Georgia prospects at 79 percent normal for current crop and 82 percent for peaches and 87 percent for apples versus 86 and 87 percent in 1924. Front weather caused limited peach damage near Fort Valley, greater north of Macon, and about 25 percent in Cornelia. Cotton planting advances, fertilizer use up by 146,929 tons for eight months ending March 31. Tennessee wheat near, but not normal yet.

Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank United States Alabama Bureau of Agricultural Economics Georgia Fort Valley Macon Northestern Cornelia New Orleans Cotton Exchange Tennessee New Orleans Birmingham Jacksonville Nashville Knoxville Chattanooga Savannah Miami Florida Montgomery Tampa Arch

Karnak praised by Mrs Turk for health boost in Georgia

Mrs Dora Turk of 437 Crew Street Atlanta credits Karnak with dramatic recovery after years of stomach trouble and almost total weakness. She says two bottles restored appetite and strength, gained weight, and improved life quality, praising the remedy despite high cost. The notice also reports regional health reviews and district bank data.

Dora Turk Atlanta Georgia Crew Street Capitol Avenue Baptist Church Mrs. Turk Karnak Thomasville Thomas Drug Store Arssists

Freedom Denied Joys of Life Jail Return Tale

At Portici prison Naples the 94 year old Silvio Visconti refused release and chose jail life. Two carbineers returned him to his village but he walked 300 miles back to Naples and forced admission at the prison gate. The item also notes antiquated lines about John Howard Paine and early Georgian notes.

Rome Mali Silvio Visconti Cipriano la Gala Law and Order Portici Naples Gissun-Vallepiana Silvio

Widow Praises Mayr's Remedy Amid Joyful Recovery

A widow recounts her collapse from illness and says Mayr's Wonderful Remedy saved her. The ad claims rapid relief from stomach and intestinal inflammation with a money back guarantee. Separate notes report Alabama March naval stores, turpentine and rosin prices, and lumber demand and production trends.

Mrs Stryker Credits Golden Medical Discovery in Recovery

Mrs Frank Stryker of South Jacksonville Florida says Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery restored health and vigor after a long illness. She notes it builds blood and drives out poison and mentions available tablets or liquid from local druggists and a 10 cent trial packet offer from Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.

Jacksonville Fla Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Frank Stryker Alford Place Golden Medical

First Lady Traits and Notable Georgia Facts Highlighted

The notice reflects on Mrs. Coolidge’s distinct presence as First Lady material. It also cites historical Georgian facts: the 1912 Jekyll Island bankers meeting shaping the Federal Reserve Act, Georgia’s first veto by George Mathews in 1795, Mrs. A B Edwin founding Georgia’s Daughters of the Confederacy chapter, and a Brunswick minister owning his church.

Jekyl Island Georgia George Mathews A. 8 Edwin Athens The Daughters of the Confederacy

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Detroit W. A Palin North Madison St Gertrude Ederle South Flrida Hastings Iron Age Red Clay Whitefield County John Howard Paine General Scott Frederick Mayr Mrs Hartford Fire Insurance Company J. T. Culpepper & Son South Broad St Hartford John Federal Reserve Act Federal Reserve Banks Brunswick Safecarrice Watt House Furnishing Co Broad Street First National Bank W. A. Pringle W. S. Anderson Thomas County Dodge West Jackson Street Madiso F. L. Gibson Williams’ Building
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