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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
1
A collection of light items from the Thomasville Daily Times-Enterprise features local quips on weather, politics, and everyday life. It notes remarks about public figures, industry, and the community with a hints of wit and social commentary.
A prominent citizen questioned Thomasville’s cultural side after the high school cornerstone was laid with few attendees. He noted stronger crowds for a baseball game and a circus, urging greater parental support to back the school’s mission and inspire student achievement.
A nostalgic essay on modern mobility and fashion presses in with warnings about drivers pedestrians and the public road as the nation rushes toward faster travel. It contrasts fashion cycle manipulation with urban traffic dangers and foresees a future of greater dodging by all ages.
Arrival and departure times for passenger trains at Thomasville A GC L Railway Station and A B A stations, plus Atlantic Coast Line Depot Birmingham. Schedules list east south of Thomasville on Eastern Standard Time and west on Central Standard Time, with times guaranteed as information.
A historical note on the A B and A Railway and its Pullman sleeping cars outlines rolling stock and passenger service details with references to car types and branding in the era.
Train times show Savannah to Jacksonville and Monticello routes with arrivals from 10:40 to 11:10 a.m. Atlanta to Albany and Monticello connections listed with 7:80 and 9:11 p.m. notes. Unclear note indicates Sunday service adjustments and a Sunday stop.
A. B. A. and Atlanta depart Thomasville at 7 30 p m and reach New York at 9 16 a m next morning. Contact L. B Crosby, commercial agent, phone 266.
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