11 Sep 1939
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1939
Page
1
Page features a collage of wartime observations and rural quips. Items reference Berlin and Hitler, U.S. politics, and local social humor. The column notes road-building, cane harvest, and local commerce amid global conflict.
Ex Governor Talmadge spoke in Thomas County to a sizable audience despite heat. He attacked the current administration, urged reforms in education and public welfare, and drew support from old allies while suggesting other factions might oppose his stance on funding. The piece notes a calmer, less riotous crowd than typical stump rhetoric.
Fragmented report notes Russia’s need for machinery and parts, with Germany and Sweden in trade debates. It mentions credits, sanctions, and a possible shift of supplies amid a broader blockade, citing tensions between Ceruvity and Rossi and ongoing discussions about prompt payment and delivery timing.
An elderly man nearing eighty believes time left should be spent improving himself and aiding others. He argues that a person is judged by their life record and that purposeful work can bring more satisfaction than leisure in old age. He urges continued effort rather than retirement.
Fragmentary text references new state orders and governance in Central Europe, noting limited returns from some communities in Poland and Austria. It mentions Czechoslovakia and minority assimilation, reflecting unsettled postwar realities and shifting political landscapes.
A fragmented New York City column by George Tucker compares Manhattan life to European crises. The piece frets over air, codes, and the city’s theater scene while noting the influence of figures and wars abroad on public sentiment. It laments fleeting news, crowded streets, and the constant hum of the metropolis.
The National Safety Council yearbook reports the West had the highest accidental death rate in 1985 with eight Mountain states averaging 102.6 deaths per 100000. Pacific states totaled 74. GB in the North Central 73.4, South Atlantic 72.5, South Central 66.7, North Atlantic 60.0.
Boston and Cross City residents share visits and gatherings including Mrs. J M Wilder hosting and Rebecca Cochran leaving for St. Petersburg to start her second college year. The Doris Knight Circle and Rena Groover Sheppard Circle held meetings as community clubs plan activities.
Fragment shows scattered crossword like clues with many misspellings. Phrases mention English queen, French verses, mold, cheese, fiber and joints. chronic diseases and hereditary topics appear amid distorted words. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
A scrambled list of crossword style clues with numbered entries including topics like Yale 43 Grand or faohle 46 and meteorological instrument 10. The page mixes wordplay hints and partial answers such as Spirit 48 and Be mistaken b0. Suspended actions and room for action appear as phrases like Very strong Room for action.
A notorious frugal Maine farmer visits a general store, drinks water, shares tobacco, waters his horses, asks for axle grease and a hammer, eats cheese and crackers, and departs after a brief luncheon while a storekeeper warns about a missing purse later in the day.
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