08 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1935
Page
1
Page header fragment from Thomasville Times Enterprise listing era staff or department names and dates with limited readable text. Names Jerger Hargrave Kelly appear as potential staff surnames in a clipped masthead excerpt.
The page compiles post election commentary from Thomasville with remarks on Roosevelt, party dynamics, New York jury reform, and public policy. It discusses how voters and parties shape outcomes, jury reforms, and public sentiment, plus stray observations on weather and daily life.
Anne Farnsworth and Nikki endure threats amid fishing town tensions. Tom Farley destroys a Sorki net, triggering clan meetings and a firing of Liisa from Farnsworth Fisheries. Anne awaits John's return aboard the Star of Lapland while legal and family pressures mount.
The piece notes that pursuing a progressive policy draws knocks similar to a business owner trying to please patrons. It states Italy is no longer afraid as Britain appears content that nothing will occur. It recalls that God’s creation was once good, yet warns this may not endure, while finest traits occasionally inspire. It jokes about gum chewing timing in movies with quiet dialogue.
The text touts Black-Draught as a popular vegetable laxative that relieves intestinal sluggishness after meals. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. Eugene West of Dothan Alabama praising its cleansing effects and bowel regulation for herself and her husband.
The November 6 treasury position lists receipts of 108,206,961.89 and expenditures of 73,989,891.33 with a net balance of 1,522,669,345.94. Fiscal year totals show receipts of 1,312,642,175.78 and expenditures of 2,755,570,970.01, including 1,223,068,390.18 in emergency expenditures, increasing gross debt by 47,054,624.70.
Georgia Techs student weekly Technique apologizes for the unf ortunate behavior of several freshmen after the Vanderbilt football game. The editorial responds to Vanderbilt protests that the university bandsmen were harassed and emphasizes college spirit and accountability.
The article notes that freshmen were by no means a representative group of students and had gained full condemnation from other campus organizations after rough treatment during a parade following a game. It also mentions the historical note that sedan chairs originated in Sedan, France and were brought to England by Sir S Duncombe in 1634.
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