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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1932
Page
6
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Yesterday's results include York defeating Boston 9 to 2 and Washington 8 to 2 over Philadelphia. Other scores: St Louis 3, Chicago 10. Philadelphia 2, New York 7. Brooklyn 2, York 7. Today: Louis at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Yesterday's scores include Inigomery 6 Selma 5 and Bile 5 Jackson 1. Rot schedule shows 7 game, with Ima at Macon and Bile at Montgomery. Ckeon St Columbus appears in standings.
April 2 report from Amingham states a second dog wagon has begun operation to handle the increased dog menace business. President M. Jones of the Commission announced the measure after a meeting of seven men's organizations urged relief from the rabid dog threat.
Public notice from Fort McClellan Alabama April outlines Army orders appointing Lt Col William R Tafantry of Davidson College to command the Reserve Officers Training Corps and naming Walter Moore of the 22nd Fort Ogilthorne Georgia as commanding officer amid reorganizations reported by AP.
The Times and friends hunt for Duncy along the beach but find no clues. Windy leads a woodland trek to follow prints and locate him. Skinny men trap Duncy in a house, but the Tinies reveal their trick and Duncy is safe.
In a daring plan, Scouty Tinymite and allies lure skinnies from a house using a hollow log to mimic a drag on. The ruse frightens the intruders and prompts their swift exit, while Dancy contemplates gaining entry despite warnings.
Birmingham residents consume about 50 pounds of beef per year, equating to 32 000 head of cattle slaughtered annually. Veal, lamb, and horse meat add to the city's meat intake, with substantial yearly totals.
Birmingham April 2 1932 China’s contribution to Alabama’s population largely laundries. Joe Tong Lee Chinese consul of New Orleans completed a state tour and noted Alabama Chinamen are pursuing better business in most areas visited. He said 34 of the 42 residents live in the three largest cities and found no destitution.
In Alabama third district clubs of the Federation of Women’s Clubs plant trees during spare moments. They logged 13 076 trees in 1931 and have won first prize in a state federation contest this year. The trees, registered as George Washington memorial trees, line highways school grounds and other public places. The $15 prize will fund more tree planting for highway beautification and conservation efforts.
Birmingham April 25 AP Jefferson county farms produce more than 75 percent of fresh vegetables consumed at home between May 1 and November with potential to increase under proper supervision. County agent J L Liles notes markets could close to residents while supplying ample homegrown spinach and other greens.
A humorous snippet features Hambone’s reflections on people who think they avoid service by delaying action. The piece uses dialect humor to critique timing in law and effort, presenting social satire through a comic monologue style.
A new Birmingham city directory reveals more than 200 firms operate without competition while 405 face some competition. It lists 607 kinds of enterprises from steel mills to junk yards and shows data on 126,760 individuals, businesses and institutions.
Anniston resident John B. LaGarde begins silica rock production in Calhoun county, supplying flux rock for Swann Chemical furnace operations. Deposits are reported extensive across the county, signaling a new local resource boom.
President Hoover signed the interior department appropriation bill worth 45.4 million dollars. He urged Congress to allow flexible use of funds. The act was trimmed by 11.6 million from the requested total after House and Senate cuts while Hoover and Wilbur opposed the Senate’s 10 percent straight reduction.
Dean Lee Biggood of Alabama's school of commerce will represent the university at the annual convention of the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Commerce in Buffalo New York on Wednesday.
Military and private organizations in Estonia push to educate civilians about chemical warfare by conducting demonstrations. The effort aims to raise gas awareness among the public and showcase protective measures and response protocols.
Marion Davies and Clark Gable star in Polly of the Chets a comedy showtime list includes Freshman's Love Universal News schedule Jack Muthalli and Josephine Dunn in Murder at Dawn a comedy On Edge with Fox News James Cagney and Loretta Young in Text a comedy Sealskins Fox News next Sunday Tarzan the Ape Man headline entries list showings and cast credits
Sun and Tue feature Will Rogers in Young As You Feel with Bill Dorsay and a comedy. Mon and Wed offer Walter Huston in Law and Order with Harry Carey and Raymond Hatton, plus a comedy. Fri and Sat present Ken Maynard in The Arizona Terror with Lina Basquette, and the fourth chapter of King of the Wild. Next Sunday Rebound stars Ina Claire, Robert Williams, and Robert Ames.
On Monday and Tuesday Norman Foster and June Clyde star in Steady Company a comedy. Next Sunday Greta Garbo and Clark Gable headline Susan Lenox with a cartoon and sport slant. Hoot Gibson appears Friday and Saturday in Local Bad Man. Lil Dagory and Walter Huston lead Woman From Monte Carlo next Sunday.
A pharmacist prepared remedy called B C claims to ease menstrual pains within three minutes. It also advertises use for colds headaches neuralgia muscular ache fever and nervous distress without habit forming drugs. Sold in 10 and 25 cent packages wherever drugs are sold adv.
Alenandia City Alabama April 1 Miss Meta Face home demonstration agent reports rapid progress in home improvement projects. Landscaping fresh paint light cushions and new name made rugs bring improved furnishings to many households.
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