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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1929
Page
5
Recipe fragments describe puffed egg batter fried in butter, folded with yolk and salt. An asparagus salad combines canned asparagus tomatoes cucumbers onions salt paprika and salad dressing on lettuce. Bananas and Peanuts bake with lemon juice brown sugar and roasted peanuts in a shallow dish for about twenty minutes.
In Oklahoma City oil men view sections 13 and 36 as lucky and likely to yield oil. Walter Hart, secretary of Oklahoma's school land commission, notes records show higher bids for leases in action numbered 13 or 36.
A physician states stale air can be harmful while a child next door continues his practice, highlighting a concern about indoor air quality and health implications.
A Milwaukee test of day time synchronization between WTMJ and WJAY Cleveland shows persistent interference zones and flutter even when one signal is stronger. The engineers report cross talk occurs at equal magnitudes and conclude that synchronizing two stations on the same wavelength is a larger, costly problem.
Religious controversy on Malta and Gozo escalates as the Maltese government led by Lord Strickland clashes with the Roman Catholic Church over a monk transfer. Cardinal Gasparri warns Malta and the Holy See seeks British government input while bishops stand firm.
Cambridge physicist Dr. Alexander McAdie outlines four geographies in a AAAS report. He cites geographies as the old two dimensional map, hydrography as three dimensional surface-water study with depth sounders, aerographics on atmospheric structure, and geographics beyond the air as cosmic regions.
Southern California intercollegiate conference schedules four nocturnal games for the coming season. Occidental College, the defending champion, will experiment most with night play. The slate features Occidental vs Arizona on Sept 27, vs Santa Barbara State Teachers' college on Oct 4, vs New Mexico on Oct 11, and Caltech vs UCLA on Oct 19. All games are at the illuminated Rose Bowl in Pasadena, the site of the New Year’s Day classic.
New York testing laboratories report that synthetic boards made from cornstalks and sugar cane rival natural wood in hardness. The invention is credited to a group of young New Yorkers whose work aims to advance material science.
The report shows cornstalk boards measuring 685 on the hardness scale versus 490 for pine while sugar cane boards reach 523. Oak scores 695. Developers cited are M. M. Aimme rman, A. Haverlander, Harry Lichtenbere and Nathaniel Singer.
Fragmentary OCR text describes winter fashion in Paris focusing on neckties and tweed fabrics. Mentions up and coming styles, variations in ties, and a high fashion tone. Limited readable content prevents full reconstruction of events or names.
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