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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1929
Page
1
Local Auditions Invite Singers For Atwater Kent Event
Young men seek eligible women ages eighteen to twenty five who can sing and may apply through county chair Mrs W S Wilson for the local Atwater Kent Audition to be held soon The county event will be at the Wilson home on Thursday morning August 24 at ten o clock Applicants must obtain blanks from Mrs Wilson The mayor invites Daughters of the Confederacy to plan the October Confederate Veterans reunion at City Hall Wednesday at four Joining members urged to attend later notice adjusted to council chamber venue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater Kent
W. S. Wilson
UD. CG
Ezell
Clem Ezell
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
the Confederate Veterans
Ice Cream Sale by Lafayette Street Missionary Society
No. 3 Lafayette Street Woman's Missionary Society will sell ice cream on the church lawn starting at four o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The event invites the public, with special entertainment arranged for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee
Lafayette Street Woman’s Missionary Society
Strained Regular Meeting Of Woodmen Circle Held In Dothan
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle No 25 met in Dothan with eight members present and visiting hour enjoyed. Miss Lilla Story was absent in Seattle, meeting led by Mrs Frances Newton. Many items discussed and report planned for August 19 when Miss Story may report on the national convention. Also includes local notices about kindergarten classes and residents traveling or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Grove No. 25
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
the Guardian
Lilla Story
Seattle
Wash
Frances Newton
Miss Story
Muscle Shoals Power Loss Hits Farmers July Output
Florence August 6 Farmers nationwide lost 1.63 million dollars in July due to Wilson Dam power underuse for fertilizer production. Figures show power sold to Alabama Power 57,000 kilowatt hours, available 8,008 kilowatt hours, waste 2,507,000 kilowatt hours. Estimated nitrogen output would total 36,616,000 pounds, saving farmers 4,631,480 dollars at Muscle Shoals if produced at a lower cost.
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Florence
Ala
Wilson Dam
Wilson Diamay
Alabama Power Company
Cieures
New Costa
Das
PVVTSFEELD Adopts Silence Tavhimase Code in City
In PVVTSFIELD Massachusetts the city becomes the first in the nation to formally adopt the tavhimase code proposed by the Aveda Waddie Sciety to promote weld use in baldinits construction according to Shedeen tal Vleatyie 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvvtsfeeld
Pvvtsfield
Mass
Aveda Waddie
Lions respond to endearment says trainer
An avian trainer states lions react to affectionate terms and that no three legged approach is as effective as a pistol in prompting a response. They recognize a range of cues and show curiosity toward human handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAGO
Labera
In Praise of Shouting and Joy in Nature
An essay argues that nature voices its joy openly through sound and color, from birds and seas to gardens and flowers. It contrasts this with human restraint at holiday ticket offices, urging spontaneous shouts of happiness and the vitality of expressive praise.
Hotel Men Kept Busy By New Food Trends
DETROIT August six. J L Hennessy vice president of the Hotels Statler company told a meeting of the hotel workers that changing dietetic fashions force large hotels to adapt menus. He cited anemia diet calf liver and vitamins in vegetables as examples and warned today’s demands won't match those of tomorrow. He asked what aviation will mean for restaurants in a future decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hennessy
Hotels
Statler Company
Singers in the Morning Stars and City Hum
The Christian Science Monitor reflects on whether people still sing in joy like the morning stars. It notes that while the heavenly hosts shouted for joy at dawn, humans may have lost the art or fear to practice it. It urges trying humming and smiling to avoid disturbing others in city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Science Monitor
Overland the Dog Dies at Fourteen in City
Mrs. Joan Vincintelli’s beloved dog Overland, age fourteen, died after dodging automobiles and discos. A widely known, affectionate companion since Robbie Carlisle’s childhood, the pet's loss left her in tears despite public eye.
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Overland
Joan Vincintelli
Robbie Carlisle
Miss Robbie
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