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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
10
Paris May 22. A bill to declare the rabbit a null and noxious animal seeks strict protection measures by premier Herriot and the agriculture minister. The proposed law allows anyone to destroy rabbits by any means, echoing prior action against wild boars in Normandy and Auvergne.
Thomasville lost to Albany twelve to six in a handicap match as key players could not travel. Minter and Zeiglar combined on the mound with solid fielding while Barbee’s absence looms as fans are urged to support the locally grown A No. 1 baseball club.
William White, sought in Chicago as a witness in the William Shepherd case over Billie McClintock's death, left Miami by car yesterday afternoon. A Chicago informant claimed to guide police to White, but he had reportedly departed. Authorities pursue him along the road toward Jacksonville.
Curious Canadians and Americans sampled Ontario's new beer with mixed views. Some said it lacks kick and needs aging, while others urged patience for a better drink. Ferries ferried hundreds of Americans to Windsor as hotels struggled to meet demand under the new act.
Mrs. Mary Lou Edmond of 30 Chapple Road credits Karnak with ending her four year battle with stomach pain and indigestion. She weighed 87 pounds at her worst but after one bottle reports relief, renewed appetite, sleep, and energy with weight rising to 96 pounds. Karnak sold exclusively in Thomasville by Thomas Drug Store and other leading druggists.
On the Detroit Windsor border men held flagons of the new beer labeled four by four as officials say the brew contains less than 4.40 percent proof spirits. Photographers captured drinkers and many women visited, with no arrests reported despite immigration officials' warnings.
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