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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1933
Page
5
A narrator in a remote Armene hotel describes a tense night as wind and smoke threaten the room. He recalls a bronze clock and a ghostly gaze from a mysterious woman, hinting at danger and a chilling courtly atmosphere.
A narrator recalls a desolate hotel where wind, shadows, and rattling windows create a sinister, living darkness. A crying voice begs to be let in as the corridor lights fail and the place feels cursed and dangerous.
In Louisville, Kentucky, the Sui file case seeks to test the 39 percent WY law enacted recently. Wes filed Tuesday in Jefferson County circuit court. The opinion is due by Friday when the item goes on sale.
The Maryland General Assembly quickly passed a bill allowing Baltimore to sell beer starting April 7. The House approved the measure within minutes, followed shortly by the Senate as the session adjourned. The action was reported from Annapolis.
A nationally known make baby grand piano is offered for sale at a sacrifice price. Terms can be arranged. Inquiries to Miss B. Votaw at 1823 Gilbert Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
The former Hannah Williams, Broadway musical comedy star, sues wealth dance band leader Roger Wolfe Kahn for divorce on cruelty grounds in Reno. Kahn is the son of Otto Kahn and the suit was filed April 5.
Alabama farm wages fell 60 percent since 1930 to eight dollars per month, with April 5 report from Montgomery citing widespread reductions affecting laborers across the state.
A collection of quips notes Dr. Fosdick on reformers and a German scientist Jahus claims a device to reveal truth from a photo. It warns politicians in peril of campaign shots after elections while a Florida kingfish tale and Louisiana fishing danger appear alongside market glances at capping machines and crockery items.
State statistician F. W. Gist notes 1930 wages with room and board at 20 dollars monthly, then 15 in 1981 and 16 in 1982, with 8 dollars in 1933. Day wages fell from 1.10 dollars in 1930 to 0.45 in 1933. Average pay in 1922 0.80 and 1932 0.55. Sharp farm price declines driven wage cuts as farm product value in January stood at 49 percent of the 1909-14 average, a low for all months except last June.
Duncy and TinyMites use monkeys and an elephant to haul Duncy up a cliff then plan a race with the elephant. Duncy thanks the helpers and asks for rest after the peril, while the elephant basks in the praise before the next playful stunt begins.
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