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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
8
Atlanta announces two educational highlights for the 1925 Southeastern Fair October 8 to 17. Georgia state wide spelling bee selects champion October 10, open to grammar and high school students. Boys' Southeastern Fair school attracts two youths from each county to study livestock judging and tours of local industries.
A light rain Saturday aided cane and potato crops after a long dry spell. Boston to Thomasville road work advances under Carter Construction Co. of Tennessee. Miss Trudie Alley and Tommie Miller attended preaching at Summerill Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ed Whitfield of Red
A patient describes 26 years of digestive distress and a sluggish liver. He reports severe pain and backache from biliousness and credits Black-Draught as the first relief, noting it calmed his symptoms and improved energy.
The Bulldogs prepare for Pelham High Friday at the stadium as both teams seek improvement in scrimmages. Pelham figures a tougher attack and stronger defense after last year’s 6 0 opener.
Locarno Switzerland October seven Germany leads the peace conference discussions on entering the League of Nations and German arbitration treaties with Poland and Czecho Slovakia. Germany objects to guarantees by France fearing troop crossings, while allies push for concessions including Cologne evacuation Saar Valley mandates and Rhine pact alignment.
John D. McVeigh, longtime superintendent at Kalaupapa Molokai, retires from the leprosy settlement and moves to a supervisory role at the Kalihi station. Ralph L. Cooke succeeds him. Dr. Harold Marshall replaces Dr. W. J. Goodhue. McVeigh praised reforms and traditions while forecasting the settlement’s future.
Waycross Georgia October 7 S Foster Memory Blackshear chair of the senate highways committee argues for a four year governor term and four year terms for lawmakers. He criticizes the legislature as wasteful and says longer terms would allow leaders to apply knowledge from first terms. He favors politics familiarity over purely business leaders for state leadership.
In Atlanta prominent Georgia women gather for a three day convention of the Georgia League of Women Voters starting Thursday. Leading speakers include Miss Jeannette Rankin former U S Congresswoman from Montana Mrs Mary O Cowper director of the third region of the National League of Women Voters Dr M L Brittain president of Georgia Tech and Professor Preston Brooks of the University of Georgia.
Archibald Little of Detroit along with two companions, while flying for gold, discovered a tropical valley near the Arctic Circle. The valley measures about 40 to 60 miles long and 20 wide, with hot and mineral springs, dense vegetation, and thousands of frogs. A lost prospector left a cabin and a map enabling access to the valley. Little plans to ship valley water samples for official analysis.
A Georgia editorial warns motorists against racing trains at crossing points. It questions the urge to save mere minutes, notes trains pass quickly and freights take longer, and emphasizes the risk to life and death from such dangerous driving.
The text notes drastic price reductions with new 10 inch items at $1.00 and 12 inch items showing an even larger drop from prior costs of $3.75. The comparison emphasizes substantial savings for shoppers.
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