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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1931
Page
1
Wall Street forecasts and public gullibility discussed
A fragmented 1931 dialogue notes Wall Street predictions and public gullibility. It mentions Alter Chrysler and Arthur Brivvane in a murky exchange about future market moves and how clever insiders shape belief, leaving readers uncertain about what lies ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alticent Diamond Ming
Alter
Chrysler
Wall Street
Arthur Brivvane
Sensible Woman Questioned Lindbergh Baby Flight Duty
A Dothan writer argues against the view that Ann Lindbergh failed as a mother by letting a trained nurse care for their baby during a Tokyo flight. The piece likens her to Byrd and Columbus, praising shared duties between wife and husband and asserting modern mothers can balance careers and childrearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Lindbergh West Ner
Tokyo
Nathan Women
Lindbergh
Hig
Jay Ing
Ann
Admiral Byrd Lan
South Pole
Columbus
There Oughtta Be A Law On Government Decrees
A fragmented critique argues that the United States buries lawmakers in thousands of laws and endless taxes. It cites Prohibition as an example where a ten year statute required a presidential commission and massive taxpayer cost, yet the body largely opposed it while recommending its continuation. The piece laments the overabundance of laws and urges reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimount
Albany Herald
Eric Lingren-Bath
Jane
Delaware
Fragmented OCR hints at political forecasts and upheaval
The readable text suggests speculative claims about a presidential run in 1942 and forthcoming events in November December including political shifts and dramatic upheavals. Names and clear details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Will Rogers Wit on Beer and Wheat Trade Policy
A humorous Will Rogers style riff critiques Prohibition era beer legalization and farm markets. It notes possible unemployment, farm product demand, and tax effects while lampooning public debate as a game of bridges with players sniping at each other. The piece cites Baltimore Evening Sun’s stance and Alabama’s sobriety mood as context.
AS WE SEE IT by Scottie McKensie Frasier
Emerson on integrity inspires immortality while a casual neighborhood gathering reveals humorous misreadings of Moor and linoleum floors. The host Mr Kelly defuses tension with wit as guests shift from living room to kitchen parody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottie McKensie Frasier
Dothan
Alemont
Mr. Kelly
Mr Kelly
Landmark Civil Liberties Union report of 1930s excesses
The document reviews a scathing year in civil liberties risk, noting lynchings rising through the 1920s to 1980 and a revival of anti alien measures under Postwar eras. It cites court rulings on aliens and voting rights, compulsory patriotism in schools, and bans on teaching evolution, with state actions in Arkansas Michigan Washington and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Doak
Supreme Court
Macintosh
United Staten
Supreme Court of
State of Washington
Seattle
Imperial Valley
Californis
Arkansas
Miassasippi
Tennessee
Union
St Laa Beea Ue
Washington
Michigan
Montana
Delaware
Adout
Thuteen
Herbert A. Miller
Ohio State University
India
Monroe
N. Y
New York City
National Civile Federation
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Better American Federation
American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
Patrioteera
Civil Liberties Union
Reevels and Jerkins grocery fire court concerns
Twenty years ago in Dothan the Reeves and Jerkins grocery store suffered heavy damage in a fire likely started by matches struck by burglars. The piece also surveys a national civil liberties report, noting laws restricting dissent, censorship battles, and the rise of professional patriots challenging civil rights across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves & Jerkins
Discouraging Industry Inbank Vacation Clash
Two bank presidents discuss vacations noting a class of workers who refuse to take a break. One says the jealous fellows in the bank’s interest avoid vacations, while the other agrees and adds he hires replacements when staff push for year round work. Source: Philadelphia Inquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po Eala
Girard
Philatelphia Inquirer
Mystery fragment prompts quirky local news tease
A fragmentary text item hints at a humorous local note or column with quirky wording and garbled phrases. It mentions a rookie, a bug in a device, and a playful street-side inquiry. No clear names or events are readable.
Ardmlusin Star Names Cister Hall for Governor Hope
Selma Times Journal reports that Hon. Cister Hall is named in connection with the governorship. The Dothan Engine questions Peter Jarman while W Davie Hugh Merrill Borden Burr and Judge Sam F Hobbs are also prominently mentioned in circulating mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cister Hall
Peter Jarman
W. Davie
Hugh D. Merrill
Borden Burr
Sam F Hobbs
Selma Times Journal
How's Your Health by Dr Lago Coldeston
The article notes stuttering affects about 1.25 million U S children, more boys than girls, with most cases manifesting before age 14. It discusses intelligence, schooling impact, and social distress, citing Professor Terman on playground ridicule and the resulting withdrawal and ill temper in sensitive stutterers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Terman
The Little Black Clock Takes A Flight To The Moon
Sundown Stories recounts John Peggy and a talking clock aboard a quiet powerful plane that lands to view a dramatically nearer moon. The clock explains years pass and details a long journey around the globe while reflecting on time and distance in a dreamlike voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Peggy
Talks to Parents By ALICE SUDSON PEALE
During the hot days of summer children's appetites wane and meals should be light and varied. Emphasize chilled fruits, salads, and greens, use berries and summer produce creatively, and include crisp vegetables, ice cream, and cooling drinks to keep children hydrated. Local notices mix personal updates with community events and brief reports on permits, boxing, and locust developments in Kenya.
Guests and visits spread across Beacon Hills and Fort St. Joe
The column lists numerous local visits and trips from Marianna and Orlando families, including Dr. and Mrs. Balizell with ten children in Fort St. Joe, L. N. Smith family in Beacon Hills, and Duncan and Pender parties headed to Tucson. It notes Charlie Guyton returning home to Lake Wales after a two week vacation and mentions Mrs. Davis hosting relatives from Winchester and Tallahassee. The piece closes with a reflective dialogue about the moon and a plane sighting viewed by Peggy and John.
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Watt F ‘Beach
H. A. Bowles
Fred Hudson
Montgomery
C. Frank Moore
Houston
Aeait Kinnon
J. C
Dekle Tayi
Jacksonville
L. D. Corkintt
Von
Edwin
Memphis
Tenn
D.C
Harry Ryder
Pet
Panama City
Mat Staley
S. 2. Allen
Orlando
Inlaw
H. M. Hue
N. A. Balizell
Margaret
Georgia
Fort St. Joe
L. N. Smith
Neal
Beckwith Smith
Wilmington
Beacon Hills
Charlies Guyton
Hla
Lake Wales
Mra
Ss Guyton
Andree Duncan
Mom. Pender
Tucson
Ariz
Mr. Duncan
Virginia
Mr. Griffin
Davis
James McKinnon
Jimmy
Tallahassee
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