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daily TIME8-ENTERPRISS, THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA
tueeoay afternoon, November ti, i#2*.
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THOMA8VILLE PEOPLE URGED pres
TO PLANT TREES. j that roust prove very vital to the South
— I especially:
: of Thomasville as I .. The South consumei from s.ooo.OOO
iatural heaut>. and^ t(J jo ooO.OOO barrels of self-rising flour
ry time some visl-1 annual |y ( Baya AIfred w McCann, na
tionally known pure food expert and
Investigator for the New York Globe •
the
oplo,
who
■ their t
■light at the beauty
There are hundreds
would literally fight
ind yet there are no
kee|
the side
alks planted so that these trees that
'e growing old and falling Into decay
in he replaced with others that will
row into maturity In the years to
one and continue Thotnasville's rep-
The Garden Club recently recom-
ired I
net
bo I
•ally
•served as Arbor Day and
'xpense If necessary. Thl*
i or recommendation we
i December first than
:aIIon Is only moderate
planted before in any one year
• history of Thomasville. It will
■II worth our time.
Garden Club after expert ad
•ecommends the Red Dud, Dog-
crabapple, or best of all, the
ink. the same variety which
i our wonderful "Big Oak." With
Jindred trees of these varieties
d throughout the city there will
lore beautiful Thomasville twen
1 for what is left, but both s
tha
make in a
and Commercial Advertiser, and most
of this, he says, is ‘woefully deficient
In protein, containing a pellagra-pro
ducing surfeit of starch and a vitamin
destroying excess of chemicals used
for leavening purposes.’
Mr. McCann believes this condition
is undermining the health of our
Southern people, and in the following
article he sets forth part of his con
clusions:
"Most people think they are familiar
with wheat. 'Wheat is wheat,’ they
will tell you. ’That settles that and
no more Is to be said. The United
States government standards divide
| wheat into six classes and approxi-
j mately sixty grades.
| “About tho only wheat in America
• today which Is not bleached with
chlorine gas, nitrous acid, or some
other chemical is the hard durum used
by the better sort of macaroni man-
' ufacturers. A few commercial bread
1 bakers, by specifying that they will
reject deliveries of bleached flour and
refuse to pay for it, manage to get the
unbleached.
"There is an extraordinary differ
ence between hard spring wheat and
soft winter wheat. The right kind of
, wheat contains between 12 and 14 per
cent, protein. Much of the poon
grades contain as low as 4 per cen
IF
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Roy Smith
turnlshlni
"War excitement
disc
doing it.
The people
bridge-groom
tor was re-elected and .>
y clean politics, which ev
Senator Truman H. Newberry, <
i.l Michigan has resigned rather than j crop— some 75.000.000 bushels—Just as
h: face the music that was portended as j it Is served up to them. No questions
(a result of the recent elections. Mr J asked. The more buncombe distribute
I Newberry made a statement declar-j ed among them through their chll-
ing that his usefulness would be ham i dren via the text books on biology
| pered by partisan attacks ami vllif.- taught in the schools, the more lgnor-
cations. | ant. indifferent, and Idolent they seem
<*! It would seem that be has rightly ' to become.
B I Judged the sentiment expressed in ! "No wonder that the National Cereal
j 'he elections held this month in j Products' Laboratories at Washington,
which eight of the eleven Senators fa- j D. C\. under the direction of Dr. Ben-
vorable to him were refused their Jamln R. Jacobs, for many years con-
•eats again, the charge of Newberry-' nected with the United States Bureau
»m being most prominent in those of Chemistry, have sounded a warning
amp.ilgiis and influencing a number ' against the alarming increase In the*
:f voters. 'use of self-rising flour, of which, inj
There were prospects for a further ; the South alone, from 8,000,000 to!
— . -—«»■ ----- ;effort to oust him from Ihe Senate 10.000.000 barrels are U3ed annually.'
The mine strike added fuel to the '
and those on the Inside predicted that ! "Of thirty-seven different brands
lames, but In a very Irregular and .
mfortuna e anner il wou,< * be 8Ucce88 - ul - Rather than ; purchased In the open market fori
1 fuce the music he has relieved the j analysis, examination has resulted inj
AI Smith admits modestly that a j.Senate of the matter and probably j the literally appalling discovery that
others than Smiths voted for him greatly relieved h!s friends of threat- more than three-fourths of the whole
t his Job
I his mlllioi
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The time
lally any old time.
• York elections.
| ened
fight «
l the fight against
vlng of a
i administ
. Lodge hasn't increased the
s hat since the recent little
in dear old Massachusetts.
iment. The countr\ j lot consists of low grades, even In the
! cannot but applaud his choice alllio ' lowest grade and most Inferior sub-
! there are many who had rather hud grades of chemically treated starch,
j him suintnurily refused a seat on the j The protein content drops as low as
ground of too great an expenditure o' j 6 per cent, and the residue of ex-
i money. ! cess added sodium runs amazingly
ti Newberry defeated Ford for th* 1 blgh.
j Senate In Michigan and spent a great | "The analysis reveals
[amount of money. He was accused these Inferior, demineralized, ami
I in the courts of his state of u viola [ practically sheer starch compound:
jtion of tho election laws and convict- calcium acid phosphate and sodium
j ed. The ruling of the court was uul j bicarbonate are shovelled without
When men begin lo pluck their eye- lifted when the Supreme Court de-' * ard to the relationship between the
brows there is still some reason left clared the law Invalid and In this . amount of acid-reacting leavening and
when men hold their tempers. (manner he was relieved along with |**»• amount of alkaline neutraliser
i figures ( bis frieBd8 of punishment for the Ployed.
offense j Field Investigation shows that when
Th, matter came i, before Ihe Sen- j> he “ "“h" “ ,he
ate and after a recount and other In-
teks bearing gifts, are those j vestlgatlons of the usual order he was
daya, think the Turk, .ho L otell c00(li , nce thtl senate
t all they had to live. j ,, y , >erjr n „ rrow m „, lo , nd
seat. Newberry was elected ti
at the League of Nations and his
tion only saved the Republican
>’ from the necessity of having to
w its ratification. He paid n
• price for the sake of his party
it was a just debt that he con-
ted and It isn't only a pity that hr
e will have to pay for the con-
mltant sins of his party. The ma
jority of those In the Senate aligned
Lodge were tentatively as
. guilty as Newberry.
F.B.Harris
Company
Distributers
Thomesville, Ga
The bald headed r
that it might have been different if '
tie had worn a less heavy hat.
never threatened to go back to
* but It wasn't because she did
wicked man. who is delighted
flattery of some good woman,
ows the Instinct of a gentleman.
Kng'ish politics are almosi
lelligent to Americans as
politics are to the English «
or Hardwick wasn't anxious
’8. Felton in taking the
iciously handed her evei
and admit that she is a
WHY NO ACTION?
A prominent business man of Thom-
ivllle, Interested primarily In the de
leting it from various and sundry
Some of the papers that sent their devitalizing and dangerous elements
editions for a time tor political reaa- of business and social life, has called
ons. have dropped back to their policy our attention very forcibly to an ar-
of uubrotberliness. j tide which appeared In the papers of
I the country relative to the aelf-rlalng
are commonly nsed. If the
| statements contained In that article
jare true this country ahould by ail
means know It. and knowing, proceed
Europe Is being told at all ttmea ^ ^
what U ought to do, and yet wo have |
no Interest in entangling ourselves,
cept by dictatorial commands.
going tulles to travel over. But the
tractors that were allowed to corduroy
Um Lowndes county roads mad appar
ently some fa Thomas county, ought
to u tarn. Dot tt» rada.
tion.
There Is food for thought la this
matter and we leproduce this article,
hot tor the purpose of antagonism
against tho millers’ basinets, but to
ihelves of the grocers until the chem
ical* in them have deteriorated they
are shipped back to their manufacture
era so that an extra dose of phosphate
and soda can he added.
AND THE PEOPLE DlOftT.
Senator Edge of New Jersey, one
of our winter residents during the
hunting season, recently told 1 the peo
pie of New Jersey In the campaign
for the Senate in behalf of Senator
Frellnghuysen, tho President’s per
sonal frleud. that he, the President,
would “lose the good opinion he has
entertained tor the people of Nee
Jersey,’ ’If they failed to send his
friend back to the Senate.
The President seems to have had
little weight In controlling the deslr
es of the people of the good state of
New Jersey. The same President
that condemned Woodrow Wilson for
making a statement, based on similar
sentiments of a national Instead of a
personal character, fell into the sane
trap. Unlike President Wilson, Hard
ing was unsuccessful In controlling the
state he has nothing to do
vlth.
When Wilson made such state
ments he was bitterly condemned by
the Republican machine. It was an
effort at intimidation and coercion
that waa not worthy the President of
the United SUtea. We wonder what
U was at this time, and we also won
der bow the President feels after bU {
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CONDEN8ED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Bank of Thomasville
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS NOVEMBER 1«TH, 1822
ASSETS
Loans and Discounts $. 927,380.96
Stocks and Bonds 12775.00
Banking House 9,000.00
Furniture and Fixturees 6,11032
Real Estate £198150
Customers’-Bonds 57,750.00
Other Resources 11,137.21
CASH RESOURCES:
Liberty Bonds .... $ 43,641.51 ]
Cash on hand and V 175,960.51
due from Banks .. • 132,319.00— J
$1,202,312.50
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ lOO.OOO’.OOi
Surplus and Undivided Profits 98,307.03
Bills Payable 110,000.00
Customers’ Bonds 5£750.00
Deposits 836,255.42
$1202,31240
UPON THE STRENGTH O F THE ABOVE STATEMENT \MC
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a a FLEETWOOD. Vies-Prse t
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P. C. SEXItCT, Osshfsr.
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Prices Reduced
on
Ford Cars
Following Prices Effective To-day:
F. O. B. DETROIT
Chassis $235.00
Runabout 269.00
Touring 298.00
Ton Truck 380.00
Coupe 530.00
Sedan 595.00
Starter and demountable rims $95.00 extra on open models.
This reduction of $5040 on list price of ail models establishes the lowest plane of
prices in the history of the Co mpany.
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