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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
1
Thomasville Georgia notes include weather quips, editor prizes, and local commentary. Items touch on Waterways, economy, Chamber of Commerce, cotton, banking, taxes, property values, bird baths, and community ethics with regional references and casual observations.
The article urges parents to enroll children in school immediately, arguing early attendance aids learning and reduces stigma for slower learners. It warns that delaying entry burdens both child and school and calls for fairness to the child and the education system.
English broadcasters experiment with sending voices of deceased speakers via phonograph attached to radio gear. Public reaction is mixed with intrigue and unease as listeners crave living voices and worry over spiritualist implications and secular boundaries. The piece notes Georgia’s ton litters and hog futures credit while quoting Savannah Morning and Columbus Enquirer Sun on reception.
The article notes a rural movement called ton litters aimed at replenishing Georgia's vanishing meat stock. It describes how most of South Georgia lacks hogs while a few counties fatten feeder pigs, and highlights Georgia's large imports of hog meat from the West, now totaling millions of pounds.
A historical column notes lingering support and opposition for former Senator Hoke Smith in Georgia politics with editorials from The Covington News and The Greensboro Herald Journal. It also comments on overeating as a social issue, citing letters from readers and observations about digestion and health in summer, referencing the Albany Herald.
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