The Dothan Eagle Advertising Rates and Policy
A historical newspaper snippet lists subscriptions and advertising rates for the Dothan Eagle, with carrier and mail options, and notes standard policies and a misstatement disclaimer. It references Jefferson and National Representatives agencies in Chicago Detroit New York Des Moines Pittsburg.
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A ‘National
Representatives
Devine-Tinney Corp
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Des Moines
Pittsburg
The Line Is Drawn in Alabama Education Fight
A columnist argues that Alabama education bosses push higher taxes and support for college funding while overburdening taxpayers. The piece calls to close state colleges temporarily, abolish training schools, and insists common schools are the obligation, not college education. It critiques politicians and urges taxpayers to question the value and cost of the current system.
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Harman
Education Ring of
Alabama
Moral Echoes by D W Haskew D D
A sermon style piece uses a mischievous cow as a moral metaphor about sin entering through weak spots in character. It contrasts human folly with nature and ends praising mothers as life’s meter-outs in guiding children.
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Lke
Devil
Who Should Be Examined For Pulmonary Tuberculosis
F G Granger M D county health officer estimates 14000 active and 60000 childhood cases in Alabama, with only about 7940 recognized by end of 1932. Adults should have full chest exams at least annually, or every six months, especially if cough lasts over three weeks or there is unexplained weight loss, fatigue, or blood in spit.
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F. G. Granger
Alabama
Jesst
Dothan Visitors And Travel In 26 Years Ago Item
26 years ago in Dothan T M Espy left on a fox hunting trip. Fred Steagall of Abbeville was in Dothan. Colvin of Abbeville visited here. G W Green of Cleyton was in Dothan. H H Brown visited Gainesville Georgia. Miss Emma AfeClure visited Columbia. Miss Lucile Willis returned home in Opp after a visit. Miss Nina Bain of Woodlawn visited Mr and Mrs FR E Oliver. W Pilcher and son Clay of Madrid were in Dothan on business.
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Fred Steagall
Abbeville
Dothan
Lucile Willis
Opp
Nina Bain
Woodlawn
FR. E. Oliver
W. . Pilcher and Son
Clay
Madrid
Scoring on the Professor
A grouchy professor meets an undergraduate trudging home in a cold wind. He asks where the student has been and learns he watched the hockey game. The dialogue notes the student left at the start of the third quarter, joking about quarters in hockey.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Doctor’s reassurance while patient quips about recovery time
An exchange shows a cheerful doctor assuring the patient of expert care and a quick discharge within a week. The patient counters with a longer fortnight recovery, reflecting light hospital banter.
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Nourry
Bondo
New Eras and the Endless Promise of History
Worcester Telegram discusses James Truslow Adams and his claim that America enters a new era with each milestone from the Pilgrims to the present. The piece cautions such era talks spark hype but seldom deliver reform, noting past cycles like 1929 and earlier crises. It questions whether future historians will deliver meaningful change or merely continue a pattern of new eras.
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Worcester Telegram
James Truslow Adams
America
Brother Adams
Grant
Grocer seeks court order to curb wife in Boston store
A Boston grocer petitions Superior Court to compel his wife to stop talking after she allegedly threatened a customer and assaulted him, causing customers to leave. He seeks restraints on speech and conduct at his business, arguing damages from her actions. The piece questions the wisdom of suing and the potential futility of the court order.
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Boston
Middlesex County
Mass
Evidence of spring as robin confirms season arrives
The piece notes March 20 brings lingering rain and gray skies, but a robin’s appearance signals official spring. A hyacinth shoot, maple buds, and early green push through the brown fields, while the robin declares spring despite the weather. The weather’s dreariness contrasts with hopeful signs of bloom and renewal.
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Robin
How's Your Health by Dr Sage Goldston
Emotional states have physiologic counterparts and anxiety neurosis is a key concept. Fear can trigger tremors rapid heartbeats and stomach upset. Many patients simulate organic disease and endure pseudo heart and breathing symptoms. Treatment combines medical and psycho logical therapy to address underlying anxiety.
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Sage Goldston
Baseball Game in Puddle Muddle Village
Willy Nilly and Rip the Dog discover a box with baseball gear in the village home. They plan to mark a baseball diamond behind the house and assign positions for a game, excited to play.
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Willy Nilly
Puddle Muddle
Rip
Puddle Muddie
The
Red Wings
Pour Paws
Talks to Parents by Alice Judson Posie
A columnist advises parents on handling frequent school morning illnesses. When a child fakes sickness, observe for underlying issues such as school stress or home factors. Consider evaluating with a child psychologist if psychological causes for repeated absence emerge and remain unresolved.
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Alice Judson
Posie
BARBS A share of stock In hand is worth two in a holding
A concise saying notes that physical stock on hand is more valuable than potential holdings in a holding company. The adage emphasizes liquidity and tangible assets over uncertain investments. The wording suggests a critique of speculative holdings favors tangible equity.
Local man exhibits large exotic cat and a stray dog incident
Charlie Sealy brought a stuffed wildcat into town for exhibition and left it there. The cat reportedly weighed over 30 pounds when captured. Sealy claimed Sumatra origin. A dog battle occurred with scratches but no shots fired. Separate note from L. E. Dasinger mentions a hen that laid three eggs, skipped a day, then laid three more, allowing a hen to set.
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Charlie Sealy
Sumatra
Sealy
L. E. Dasinger
Midland Ciy
Jury Trial For Bowler Over $10,000 Interstate Shipment
Federal court jury selected to try Arthur Bowler on charges of taking a $10,000 interstate shipment. He was reported last seen after calling a telephone and then vanished.
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Chicago
Arthur Bowler
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