07 Nov 1939
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1939
Page
1
The piece surveys New York theater life with references to Grand Central and the Music Box theater district. It describes audience seating, the front row view, and the appeal of intimate venues versus grand spectacles.
Brief OCR fragment mentions Celene Reba and Pepe with unclear context and scattered terms. No coherent event or structure is readable, yielding minimal identifiable entities.
Americus Georgia November survey at Georgia Southwestern College finds dating norms shifting away from modern lines toward traditional conduct. Students emphasize polite conversation grooming and respect from both genders while rejecting profanity gambling and reckless behavior as dating turnoffs.
A scrambled list of crossword style clues blends terms about ships warfare sailing vessels and birds with scattered numbers and partial phrases. The page presents a jumble of definitions and mismatched hints, lacking coherent narrative or clear solution path.
A humorous feature traces Irvin S. Cobb’s globe spanning sketches and travel stories. The piece highlights Cobb’s wit and the stitched postcards of people and places from his syndicated columns.
A vintage instruction urges women to be versatile and friendly while courting, advising a neat evening plan and attentive dating. It condemns flashy makeup, late hours, and flirty talk, noting some boys prefer skirts below the knee and cautioning against self promotion.
A damaged classified column fragment mentions a death or health related note with ages and an address. The text is incomplete and the exact details are unclear.
Effective October 11 1939 timetable shows arrivals from Atlanta at 6 60 am and 2 45 pm via Route 2 with several listed times to Albany Dothan Monticello Tifton and other points. Entries include multiple early morning and late evening departures with noted transfers and connections.
An East End music hall memory wizard with a cockney flair answers audience questions with rapid facts about historic events and celestial distances while two Americans in front probe his memory. The patriotism in his responses rises when naming great English feats and figures.
A woman named Thiller Evansville was struck by a railroad train while walking toward a school route. She suffered a head injury and leg bruises as witnesses described a fatal misstep in front of the locomotive.
Buffalo SD rancher A. Thurn believed his World War service had been forgotten after a 20 year wait. He finally received a 2.32 dollar check from the War Department, the balance due for transportation from discharge to his ranch after filing the claim in 1919.
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