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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1933
Page
1
The newspaper lists staff roles and contact details for the Dothan Eagle with pricing for subscriptions, advertising and notices. It notes two cent per word rates for cards of thanks obituaries and resolutions and provides National Representatives including Devine Tenney Corp in several cities. The date is Wednesday April 12 1933.
A historical voice argues Russia, born from revolution, seeks diplomatic ties with the United States. It cites debt repudiation, ongoing propaganda, and noninterference pledges as conditions for any treaty. The piece notes skepticism about Moscow’s intent and the risks of recognizing the Soviet government.
Banking conditions show considerable improvement nationwide after a six week crisis. The Guaranty Survey credits Federal Administration Congress and public for stabilizing markets as banks reopen and deposits exceed withdrawals. Gold hoarding recedes and prices rise, though some banking practices may never resume due to ongoing investigations.
Hartford Alabama letter challenges Opp Weekly on temperance talk. It defends temperance as a Christian virtue, cites biblical episodes from Moses to Noah, warns that prosperity fuels drunkenness, and argues prohibition will fail without divine judgment. The corollary condemns straw man arguments and asserts strict adherence to biblical thou shalt nots.
The Florida Times-Union asserts that recognition terms must be taken as a given and not open to bargaining and criticizes interference in domestic affairs. It urges Russia to seek recognition clean handed and predicts that post-crisis banking reforms will boost public confidence and strengthen faith in financial institutions.
A fragmented clipping describes Batchelor’s Buttons grown by W Batchelor with disparate lines on war money happiness debt and social remarks. It mentions Alabama near beer Tee South and Red advice with stray similes and blunt social quips about trust and women.
D. W. Baker visited Montg omery as John Campbell of Hartford, R. L. Rollins of Columbia, O. R. Morgan and son De Forest, John Sanders and E. W. Sudruth were in Chicago on business. Mrs C S Chapman returned from Montgomery. Mrs 8 O Carrie and Miss Lucile McLure visited Montgomery. Dr W H Blackshear and I J Hastings of Pickard on business. C C Murphy and Charles Carro returned from Atlanta. Mrs J J Flowers entertained guests Mrs and Miss Dunklin of Greenville.
In the Senate Mor ry Sheppard co author of the eighteenth amendment and longtime prohibition advocate delivers a concise speech on the beer bill. He explains he intends to add observations for the record and avoids filibuster while maintaining his earnest zeal. His cordial demeanor and popular image persist as he faces tough odds for repeal.
A New York letter discusses etiquette in upscale restaurants, noting tactful seating to separate rival social circles and mix in social registers. The piece references Park Avenue dining, social climbers, and the need for discretion, alongside vivid vignettes of city sights and a Dickensian lodging tale on Lafayette Street.
A light tidbits item presents a joke about asking a boss for a raise and receiving a sheepish reply. The exchange centers on a playful pun with a sheep theme, capturing a quick humor beat from the era.
A fragment from a Wochenschau in Essen shows a humorous exchange where a constable offers to locate a keyhole while a "stewed" individual insists they can handle it, needing the house held steady. The dialogue captures a comedic late night moment with bold, casual street chatter.
A Philadelphia Bulletin brief notes a tense exchange involving a judge and a homeless person as tensions rise over jurisdiction or transfer. The exchange hints at official action and potential transfer, reflecting city courtroom friction.
The article argues that illness treatment must address both physical and psychological needs to preserve personality. It highlights convalescence, especially for children, and warns that neglecting home and school progress leads to spoiled character despite physical recovery.
A mother breaks a habit of waking to Cosleep by getting up earlier each morning. The piece warns that sharing a bed with parents harms child development and invites cautious Parenting advice. Mentions wrestling announcer J W Thr dle and Geneva, Dathan brief notes.
Mary Graham Bonner recounts a tale of children planting a vege table garden then asking for an Indian story. Jelly Bear narrates how long ago Indians roamed the plains and forests while bears were numerous, as Rip the Dog grows sleepy listening to the legend.
Lausanne April 12 AP Jules Plecard father of Dr Auguste Plecard explorer of the stratosphere died Tuesday at the age of 98 He was a professor of chemistry at the University of Basel for forty years and was widely known for his scientific works.
Tulsa April 12 The closing of the flush fields of Oklahoma City and East Texas last week reduced daily national oil production by 368764 barrels, according to the Oil and Gas Journal report.
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