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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
8
The text shows major league standings with teams listed by win loss records and percentages including Washington Philadelphia St Louis Detroit Cleveland New York Boston Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia. It reflects season tallies and team positions.
National League results show Brooklyn 2 Chicago 3 and Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh with Boston 7 Cincinnati 6. Matchups include New York St Louis Iain and schedule notes Detroit at Boston Chicago at New York Cleveland at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia.
Senator Duncan A. Fletcher urged in Jacksonville that the United States keep ships owned by the government out of the scrap program. He criticized selling ocean-going vessels with mandatory scrapping, warned of losing shipping power to foreign nations, cited 38 percent of exports from the South, and noted only 261 of 1200 government vessels were active.
Mrs. N. E. Haris of Cairo Ga expresses heartfelt thanks to Thomasville residents for their kindness during her husband’s illness. She singles out the hospital doctors and nurses and Mr J C Braidy for his charitable help, praying God’s blessings on all.
Scientists from Keio University report discoveries in a shell mound near Yokohama. The findings include human bones earthenware flint arrow heads and shell ornamentation suggesting a primitive Mikedo tribe inhabited the region thousands of years ago. Further excavations are planned.
Atlanta reporters note that forecasters predict an exceedingly severe winter, linking it to MacMillan Arctic reports showing a cold Arctic summer and more sea ice. Yet officials say current US weather is near normal and caution against premature alarm.
Olive Auger of 19 Howard Street Lowell Massachusetts recounts leaving hospital and using Lidia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after weakness and faintness. The notice claims the product helped other women and may aid her improvement.
R A MacLeod, returning missionary from Tibet, tells Oklahoma City audience that pain and fatigue drive Chinese to opium smoking. In Yunnan province, with limited medical care and heavy labor, opium offers relief and has created a widespread addiction noted by the Disciples of Christ speaker ahead of the October convention.
The name Midas appears in language to signify extreme stinginess or the power to turn things to gold. The tale links his mythic touch with wealth and caution about greed across cultural legends.
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