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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1929
Page
2
Women fight fashion myths and old myths of independence
A long, polemical column argues that women are not free from fashion, claiming designers control trends and that vanity dominates, while recalling changes in dress from restrictive corsets to lighter skirts. It contrasts male and female views, questions modern styles, and criticizes Paris designers influence. The piece also includes a satirical aside on the Atlantic debate over “new women.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dothan Eagle
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Andalusia
Duggar
Paris
Rex ‘Beach
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Washington by Herbert Plummer on Xavier the swanky waiter
Xavier, a gray haired Washington waiter, hosts guests at embassies and private homes while his three children thrive in DC. He belongs to a 125 member elite waiter club defining pay and liveries, a life Dawes lampooned during Coolidge era dinners.
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Washington
Xavier
Connecticut Avenue
District of Columbia
Legation
Swanky Xavier
Haute Monde
Charles G. Dawes
Coolidge
Dawes
William Theodore Hall arresting? Comet in Dothan Eagle text
Fragmentary Dothan Eagle item mentions William Theodore Hall and names such as Horace Hall amid garbled text. The page includes postal matter notes, rates, and references to the Associated Press, with unrelated quotes and publishing boilerplate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
William Theodore Hall
Women and fashion spark suffrage satire in old critique
An opinion piece mocks modern beauty trends and suffrage politics, portraying women resisting reform yet eagerly adopting new styles. The narrator distrusts fashionable hairpieces, claims origins of hair and cosmetics, and argues revolt will fail while fashiondictated freedom persists. The tone is sardonic and era preserving.
Sundown Stories Circus In The Air Delight
A grand midair circus dazzles John and Peggy with boasts of the most magnificent show ever held. The Little Black Clock and Peggy plan ahead as tickets are sold for the concert and they head home to await Monday’s adventure.
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John
Peggy
Talks to Parents By ALICE JUDSON PEASE
Mothers who complain that their growing children lack sociability often deny them home opportunities. A Sunday tea with Dora and Millie shows how parental support lets kids host, plan, and enjoy shared hospitality. Home life should nurture children as they mature by inviting their social circle into the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judson Pease
Dora
Millie
New York Literary Tea Scene Draws Elite Crowd
Julia Veterkin, Pulitzer prize author, becomes book club editor amid a publisher and club hosted party at Central Park Casino. The event, set under Joseph Urban inspired décor, drew stylish guests from varied social circles, including those who once inhabited shabbier garrets but now sip tea in refined circles.
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Broadway
Trader Horn
Richard Maslock
New York
Julia Veterkin
Central Park Casino
Tess
Joseph Urban
Thanksgiving Socials and Visitor Notes From Columbia
Local column records plentiful holiday visits and church activities. Families from Atlanta Montgomery Eufaula Dothan and surrounding areas hosted and visited kin and friends. Missionary society elections and a surprise shower for Rev. Guthrie highlighted community events alongside Thanksgiving gatherings and social dinners.
Social notes from Ashford Study Club and neighbors
Ashford Alabama reports a Study Club gathering at Mrs. Cook home with gifts and a Christmas tree. Committees formed for Christmas boxes for the poor and county meeting reports from Dothan delegates. Tommie Aman read, new members welcomed, and hostesses served refreshments. Mrs. Sanford Pate hosted a card party, with potted plants and a salad plate for guests. A birthday party celebrated three year old Charlie Nell Jackson with games, stories, and a Christmas table. Several local residents traveled for holidays and visits to nearby towns.
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Elizabeth Thompson
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Olive Armstrong
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Smyrna
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Richard Young
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H. Tomlinson
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W. F. Oakley
Hartsboro
Fort Gaines
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Mary Thompson
Leon Sparks
Eufaula
M. L. Oakley
Irby
Mary Bell Irby
Thomas Irby
Lower Peach Tree
T. P. McGriff
Miller Skipper
Birmingham
QO. C. Carter
Pearl Carter
Missionary Societies
Methodist Church
W. R. McKinnie
C. T. Harris
C. H. Tomlinson
C. L. Atkinson
E. E. Wakefield
C. B. Culbreth
E. W. Wilkerson
W. L. Lee
J. T. Baker
A. H. Gowan
Guy Rhodes
George Gilbert
Milton Bryan
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de Shasa
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George Williams
L. E. Duke
The
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Jack Gheesling
Study
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D. A. Stott
Isa Ingram
T. J. Creel
Lee Ingram
Ing
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Tommie Aman
J. S. Williams
W. C. Bruner
D. L. Stout
Ed Pate
R. G. Prior
Jack Johnson
Wyatt Wells
H. C. Lambert
Bob Gamble
Rufus Wells
Willis Perry McArthur
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C. L. Jackson, Jr
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Wylene Cain
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Louise Adams
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Masters Hadden Prior
Frank
A. L. Hartley
John Berenling
James Weils
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Blountstown
Fla
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Gwendolyn Yates
Panama City
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Merit Bruner
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Faye Bruner
Troy
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