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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
2
Victor Red Seal records offered at almost half price at Cecroft Music Co in Thomasville Georgia. The advertisement notes a finished room at 114 5-27-4t and lists apparent sale details with a partial street address.
Miss Lena Hetzel executrix of W F Hetzel filed suit in Bartow Superior Court against Western and Atlantic Railroad for 60 dollars for the death of Hetzel, a passenger engineer, after a Jan 19 wreck caused by a landslide covering the track. Negegence alleged in roadbed and cut construction. case returnable to July term 1925.
Universal City May 23. Radio control, long used in airplanes and battleships, has been adapted to motion picture cameras. Officials say cameras at distant points can be actuated by a transmitter to film expansive landscape scenes and large spectacles with multiple positions working in unison.
An advertisement touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as a cure for years of indigestion bloating and colic with a money back guarantee. It claims to remove catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract ease inflammation and prevent stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose supposedly proves worth.
Albany residents and out of town visitors are listed with numerous mentions of business calls and social calls. Notable names include M. Pope of Albany, R. C. Smith, B. L. Rozier, J. W. Land of Savannah, J. E. Tomlin of Albany, and W. D. Smith of Macon. The piece notes a swimming pool opening at Smith's Park and local shops offering items like Victor Red Seal Records and antique furniture for quick sale.
Cairo Georgia May 27 The Second District Press Association re elected H M McIntosh editor Albany Herald as president and chose Bainbridge as October 9 meeting site. Luncheon at Hotel Grady followed talks and round tables with editors from Albany Bainbridge Camilla Savannah and Pelham among others.
Beafort, S C May 27 Early Tuesday morning fire of undetermined origin destroyed property along Bay street between Scott and West valued at about 75000 with only 16500 insurance. Riverview Hotel the Lengnick and Austin concerns and a real estate and law building were gutted. Marines from Parris Island aided firefighting and no injuries reported.
The W M S and Philathea class announce a Lawn Fete at Pine Park Baptist Church on Saturday May 30 from 6 30 to 10 30 p m on the church lawn. Special music and delicious eats. Everyone invited.
Mrs. Ola Reddick of Berry Schools Mount Berry Georgia wins the Georgia state prize of 20 dollars in gold from the American Chemical Society for an essay. She is a resident of Colquitt County.
Miss Reddick's essay The Relation of Chemistry to the Enrichment of Life received high praise in a letter announcing the award. The piece stood out in a New York competition, showcasing chemical science's impact on everyday living.
Secretary Wilbur said the United States regarded sending dirigibles to the Arctic for Amundsen search as remote. He favored awaiting the MacMillan expedition before considering aerial scouting and stressed safety and practicality before any naval air involvement. The president leans to relief if needed but doubts immediate use of air power in the Arctic.
Atlanta authorities report the week ending May 2 shows revenue freight loadings at 981,711 cars, the highest for any week this year and well above the same week last year and 1923. Railway executives say car loadings reflect broader business growth as retailers and wholesalers move goods.
A tentative proposition debated the possible dispatch of the Los Angeles or the Shenandoah to aid the MacMillan expedition this summer if an emergency arose. The idea remained uncertain and not finalized.
London physicians use phonograph recordings to detect nervous diseases and assess voice as a diagnostic tool. The study notes specific patterns linked to mental strain and neurological conditions.
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