Quips From The Times Enterprise Curbside Column
Short, humorous items from the Times Enterprise staff covering politics, travel, fashion, and society. Jokes touch on tax policy, Florida growth, Prohibition era themes, and contemporary events with a laissez faire tone. Multiple pithy observations reference Coolidge, horses, war, and daily life through 1925 lens.
No Place for the Howler in Thomasville News
A local column defends Thomasville’s steady growth and optimistic outlook. It contrasts optimists with pessimists, notes confident faith by residents and investors, and argues the city’s progress is conservative and real despite skepticism.
Root and Court of International Justice in modern world
The piece argues Elihu Root as America's leading authority on international law urges U S support for a world court to preserve sovereignty and justice. It recalls a Georgia asylum lynching and then shifts to national fire loss, showing Fire Underwriters data and Fire Prevention Week. It ends with Washington North Carolina briefly entering national spotlight over capital name curiosity.
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Noted Outcry Demands End to Reckless Immorality
A fervent letter condemns perceived crimes and urges a strong stop to such effrontery against law and public morality, stressing that condoning passion leads to greater wrongdoing and deceit.
Local ads tout top-quality service and trusted brands
An advertising page highlights leading firms and best practices in the business. It emphasizes reliability, client satisfaction, and a range of services from creative design to media placement.
Stamps Begin Seventy Five Years Ago In Modern Service
The world notes stamps began about seventy five years ago yet still look good even if not perfect. It criticizes cranky people who demand liberty for themselves but deny it to others.
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Tax collecting schedule for 1925 tax year announced
P S Hedth T C announces locations and dates for collecting state county and school taxes for 1925 in Metcalfe Patten Pavo Barwick Coolidge Merrillville Ellabelle Meigs Ochlocknee Boston and Thomasville. Tax books close December 30th with office hours at the court house during the Superior Court term through December 20th.
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