04 Sep 1952
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
1
A fragment from the Thomasville Times Enterprise lists circulation and subscription details for September 1952. It credits Gen Miz W D Hargrave as manager and notes Associated Press dispatch rights and republication terms.
The piece argues that acquiring a pet increases awareness of obligations to animals and condemns neglect. It notes many pets survive summer with owners or friends but some suffer or are rehomed due to lack of care. It urges forming a local SPCA branch and pet shelter to protect animals and assist families unable to afford upkeep.
The piece discusses teenage and parental fashion obsession, warning that appearance can influence success. It notes Thomasville women chase high fashion, daughters imitate extremes, and calls for prioritizing education, work, and character over clothes. It urges focusing on lasting values over trends.
The article discusses Thomasville's parking crunch during rush hours along Broad Street and near stores. It urges proactive city planning to ease future growth with ample parking for shoppers, employees, professionals, and officials, avoiding future gridlock as autos rise.
Historic critique argues the Reconstruction Finance Corporation formed in 1932 to aid struggling banks and industries is no longer needed as banks can handle loans. It notes past vast federal support enabled weak firms and urges taxpayers avoid further special financing. Also mentions a separate report on a nine year old charged with car theft.
A compact OCR style crossword clue page lists numerous across and down items with numbers and partial words. Entries include Greek letters, body coverings, currencies, plants and animals, clothing fasteners, and various nouns and verbs, some with misspellings and fragmented phrases.
Boyle reflects on kindergarten as a formative arena where children learn life lessons that shape future behavior. He lists four hard lessons about politeness, restraint, generosity, and discretion, arguing that early experiences leave lasting impressions and guide a person through life.
An article reflects on the death of King Uzziah and Isaiah’s vision of the Lord, high and lifted up, filling the temple. It contrasts earthly kings with the heavenly king, urging faith amid national calamity.
A folksy guide on burning trash warns incinerators should be near homes but not too convenient. It suggests wind direction checks, shrub protection, and avoiding damage to cars or clothes from soot and ashes. It notes bottles do not burn and jokes about droughts and brick replacements.
In limestone county Alabama banker T E Williams publishes a notice urging farmers to resist panic over drought and federal aid. He argues slow recoveries and prudent grazing more effective than accepting relief, urging consultation with local agents and banks.
U S and British French consuls urge protection for civilians in Shanghai international zone after a surge of killings. Japan's withdrawal from Chinese forces demanded as civilians die in the settlement. Nazi air power and Rommel’s forces push in North Africa. Soviets report heavy German losses with Red Army holding lines near the city.
Clay and Burl organize a frontier caravan from Westport for Santa Fe. They gather wagons mules and trade goods while Binghams extends credit. Sally wanders Westport soaking in frontier money talks and daring prospects.
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