25 Nov 1939
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1939
Page
1
The piece argues that trees could be cultivated as a crop, urging public understanding of business and agricultural fundamentals. It warns against perpetual destruction and notes the need for political and economic literacy to guide prudent policy and avoid wasteful practices.
The piece notes rising war costs affecting neutral countries as they mobilize and train troops. It highlights timber demand shifting away from fuel and toward paper production, with foresters and experts arguing for prudent land use to ensure timber yields and land profitability.
The text argues rising prices and wartime costs to Americans, urging neutral trade and restraint. It then shifts to instructing buyers to use cotton bags for sugar flour salt meat and related goods, urging a national cotton mail effort.
The piece muses on rulers like Hitler Mussolini and Chin Shih Huang with literary comparisons to Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. It discusses fear power opposition and the psychological toll on leaders and statesmen during upheaval while noting historical parallels across nations.
A dense OCR puzzle page presents numerous clues across and down with fragmented phrases. It lists several crossword style hints including names, places, and items such as Jewish month, Shoshonean Indians, and American humorous poet, interwoven with broken word segments and partial answers.
The text discusses how cotton textiles and cloth production relate to wages and hours for textile mill workers. It notes that higher production supports more jobs in factories and grocers rely on these wages, arguing broader economic benefits from continued cotton use and industrial activity. The wording reflects economic policy ideas about national income, production, and living standards.
A feature on George Tudor's profile of a New York man known as Pig tied who ran a restaurant with his brother. The piece describes his late hours, strict routine, and reputation in Manhattan, noting his long smoking ban and daily walks.
The passage recalls a two bit Nebraska lawyer who shuns warmth for chest hair and chess, claiming health through red blood while neglecting practice. It notes a doomed outcome from too much fresh air and mentions Roark Broadford leaving Orleans for a Broadway musical drama on John Henry with Sam Byrd producing.
In Owen County Kentucky a self styled oracle on farming dismisses sassafras sprouts as unbeatable. He counsels the worried farmer to move away when the sprouts take over a farm, touting sixty years study and a nod to relocation.
New York society watchers tracked the missing Eileen Herrick 21 and her fiancé George Lowther 30 after Justice Wasservogel ordered a rest period of one day. Rumors swirled about her location at 5 p.m. the trial’s expiration hour while Herrick’s family and Lowther spar over marriage plans.
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd leaves the United States by Pan American clipper from Miami to Havana then Cristobal to meet the flagship North Star for a three year expedition to Little America near the South Pole. The voyage continues the exploration program linked to his plantation and Saturay Evening Post fiction.
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