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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1932
Page
5
Three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping wanted near center. Reasonable terms sought. See J. C. Kent at Eagle Office. Phone 1013.
The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans will sell the Houston County Alabama farm property described as parts of Section 28 Township 3 Range 25 totaling about 78 acres. The sale is to satisfy the mortgage debt secured by Alto Johnson and Nelia Johnson defaulted on September 15, 1923. Auction to be held September 20, 1932 in front of the Houston County courthouse, Dothan, for cash, with costs and attorney fees.
Golf instruction shifts as motion pictures reveal that the right elbow cannot stay tucked without bending the left arm. The left arm should stay straight as the club is drawn back, with the left shoulder low to pass under the chin. Keep the right elbow comfortably near the body and avoid forcing any fixed position.
The article outlines the Democratic platform's drafting in Washington with Roosevelt aides and newspaper figures Gilbert Hitchcock and Charles Michelson cited for credit. It notes Hoover's cautious stance on prohibition, Garner's motive for accepting the Democratic VP nomination, and Ohio's pivotal role due to its large electoral vote and anti saloon stronghold.
John R. Burney of Savannah was elected chairman of the Conductors' Annual Meeting association, Southeast division, after serving last year as vice chairman. C. Hors of Rosemoke Virginia was reelected chairman of the executive committee, and Mrs. G. W. Anderson of Portsmouth Virginia was renamed secretary. New Orleans chosen as next year’s meeting site. A shore dinner and a visit to the Conductors' home on Oatland Island will precede Grand President S. N. Berry’s 8 oclock address.
The piece notes Wilson carried the state in 1916 while losing all adjacent states and discusses a political myth that a president must win support from the so called Mother of Presidents, reflecting partisan views across parties.
Nan Forsyth, newly married to Jervis Weare, encounters a photograph of a man she has hated for a decade in Jervis room. She suspects the man attempted to murder Jervis, while Nan faces emotional turmoil over marriage and Jervis view of her as a fortune heiress from Rosamyn.
Nan, newly married to Jervis Weare’s former partner Cynthia, faces a bleak future in New York. She revisits East Sixty fifth Street, spies Rosamund Carew with Robert Leonard, and weighs jobs and a wish to care for Jervis. She pursues agency work and contemplates a voyage to South America caring for children.
Mrs Willam D Mitchell wife of the Attorney General arrives in a white chiffon dress flowered with blue and a wide hat. The description notes formal attire at a Washington event.
Scientists from around the world gather in New England and Canada to observe a solar eclipse on August 31. The moon's shadow sweeps from the Arctic Ocean across Baffin Land, northern Vermont, New Hampshire, southern Maine, and Cape Cod, ending over the Atlantic two hours after sunrise.
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