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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
1
The page lists quips and observations from Florida focusing on roads, ships, taxes, Moslem states, mosquitoes and local life. It notes highway hazards, auto lending blame, hosiery trends, rising rents, and humorous takes on pie, pumpkins and pennies. Local writers mock travel, crime, and social mores with regional flavor.
A college reform discussion argues that institutions nationwide should expand outreach to urban slums. Advocates urge targeted programs, funding, and accessible higher learning to address inequality and boost social mobility. Critics caution about resources and implementation.
A observer notes a city slum dweller who has paid his mortgage and owns his home outright. He, about thirty five and salaried, feels more independent and considers himself a citizen with a stake in Thomasville as he contributes to the community.
A speech by Miss Anna G. Frasier urges parents to read. It argues school influence shapes child life more than home or priestly healing, praises home ownership, warns of social systems that drain money, and calls for strong educated leaders while criticizing shallow politics.
The piece surveys a public debate sparked by Clarence Darrow on which lawyers harm society most, then shifts to Georgia and South Carolina farm leadership changes. It notes county agents moving between counties, a push for high quality farm experts, and a morale boost from good crops.
The text notes people may rob or assault when hitchhiking and warns that going to school with pneumonia can be risky. It also describes weed clearance on private property and the presence of sidewalks showing wear along property lines.
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