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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1929

Page

3

Hallows and a Treasure in Peggy’s Dark Dream

In a tense scene Hallows invites Peggy to dine as Julia looms with a sinister air. Peggy clutches a $20 coin dated 1870s, a gleam in her eye despite looming debts and delayed inheritance claims. The eerie moment blends fear, greed, and a cryptic biblical clue. Peggy’s misplaced hope hinges on a treasure hunt amid damp pages and hidden coins.

Pegsy Litchfield Philippines Phiander Chase Jess Peggy Pegey Julia Jota Bilte

Bible Clue Hidden Inheritance Sparks Ary Peggy's Quest

Peggy discovers a Bible with a torn page and an arrow marked verse in Proverbs 24 25. The marked passage hints at clues tied to family history and a search for letters from the Philippines as Peggy wrestles with hope and fate.

Peggy Philippines Pegey Eve Warsia Poll Mae Miss Ins Te Apuletan and Co

All-Star Teams to Clash Here Christmas Day

Dothan fans will see a holiday gridiron showcase as all-star squads from Vothea and Enterprise meet at Wiregrass Stadium on Christmas Day. Coach Paul Tubb announced the event with college players from both cities, aided by top high school stars from the season. Enterprise seeks revenge for a prior loss, while Dothan’s squad promises speed and strength.

Dothan Paul Tubb Svehegs Vothea Enterprise Wiregrass Stadium Pinterprise Tigers

Sports Committee Named for Chicago's Big 1933 Exposition

Chicago announces a sports committee to organize events for the Century of Progress exposition in 1938. Members include William Wrigley Jr for baseball, John M. Seller for amateur boxing, George F. Getz for professional boxing, A A Stage Sr for intercollegiate football, Robert C. Gardner, Harry G. Gerlitz for equestrian and marathon, S T Chace for lawn tennis, Paul Butler for polo, Ton Hammond for track and field, Avery Brondage for pentathlon, and Lester Armour for yachting.

Chicago Dee Ly William Wrigley, Jr John M. Seller George F. Getz A. A. Stage, Sr Robert C. Gardner Harry GG. Gerlitz S T. Chace Paul Butler Ton Hammond Avery Brondage Lester Armour

Infant Dies From Piece of Corn Choke

Local report from Becatted Alabama states an infant died after choking on a piece of corn. The incident occurred at home in a rural area with no immediate witnesses. Authorities described the death as accidental and released no further details pending autopsy results.

Boxer Nest Remains Unearthed Near Catholic University

Fragmentary relics of a Boxer era fortress were dug up near Peiping as gardeners uncovered six inch cannon balls and twelve inch shells five feet deep. Dr George Barres of Pooles cites Prince Ming Pei Leh as builder. property later passed to church authorities. Officials say valuables were seized but the site remains largely intact.

Aonev Catholic Univers George Barres O'Pools cu + troit

Repairs Begin on John D. Stripling House Fire

Repairs on the home of John D. Stripling on East Washington Street have begun after a recent fire partially destroyed the house. Mrs. Stripling says the exterior will be restored as formerly while interior changes and improvements will be made. The sleeping family escaped as flames swept the residence after midnight, officers reported, with occupants fleeing into the icy air.

John D. Stripling East Washington Street

Carol Denied Return to Romania by Government

Prince Carol former crown prince of Romania had his bid to reenter the country rejected by the government. The decree of King Ferdinand bans the errant son until fear was issued. Carol is described as the son of Michael.

Bucharest Rumania Carol Ferdinand Miachael

Child Is Killed Center Ali

Billy Browder four year old son of Jun W Browder was killed yesterday when he stepped from in front of one automobile into the path of another He was killed instantly

Center Ali Billy Browder Jun W. Browder

Jefferson Deputy On Trial Over Rum Still Killing

C A Doss former Jefferson county deputy sheriff faces trial in Birmingham for the 1928 slaying of Dewey Day during a raid on a Mountinsoin area still. Doss had been convicted earlier for killing Lavy Day, brother of Dewey, after the youths allegedly ran when he ordered them to halt.

Birmingham Ala C. A. Doss Jefferson County Dewey Day Doss Lavy Day Dewey

Ellis III Aubrey Ellis Ill at Wadlington Hotel

Aubrey Ellis a Dothan salesman is ill at his Wadlington hotel home with a severe cold confined to his room for two days but improving this morning.

Aubrey Ellis Wadlington Hotel Mr. Ellis

Woodmen Meeting In Dothan Camp No 131 Tonight

The regular meeting of Dothan Camp No 131 Woodmen of the World will be held this evening at 7:30. Election of officers for the ensuing year and other important business. All members are urged to attend. Visitors welcome. K. L. Forrester, C. C., H. B. Adcock, Clerk.

Dothan Camp No. 131 Woodmen of the World Servb Amar

Major Tupper Takes Over Reserve Work in Alabama

Birmingham, Alabama December 10 Major S R Tupper has assumed command of organized reserve work in Alabama as inspector and traptor, succeeding Col Thomas S Moorman who transferred to Nebraska. Major Tupper came to Birmingham from Fort Brady Sault Ste Marie Michigan and will serve as executive officer of the 34th Infantry organized reserves.

Birmingham Ala S. R. Tupper Alabama Thomas S. Moorman Nebraska Tupper Fort Brady Sault St. Marke Michigan 34Th Infantry Organized Reserves

Thoxine advertised for all family health uses

An old advertisement promotes Thoxine as a pleasant tonic for a wide range of ailments. It claims quick relief and lists ready to use bottles with prices and mentions druggists selling the product for family health improvements.

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