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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1932
Page
6
Classified style items advertise toys and dolls including Dwihan Horsman and Gloria dolls. A carriages at home kit and dancing class offers are promoted with course details. Prices shown include 198, 445, 98 and other figures.
For rent details include Mrs. D. J. Askew offering a furnished home near Veesnt in Lawrence Coe with all modern conveniences and a six room house on South Oates Street vacant January 1st. Also available is a rent offer at 408 North Appletree with furnished or unfurnished options through J. W. Parkman at Def fruit Cream Co.
Dothan star Riley earns repeat selection on the All-Southern grid team amid praise from the advisory board. Holman Fine Prospect from Dothan also garners honorable mention as Riley’s successor, noted for strong tackling and blocking that opened holes for the team.
A damaged, dialogue heavy fragment follows Mrs Cane and James as they discuss ruin and future plans. The scene shifts to airy imaginations of a grand life near Upper Mallard, while worry about Lelia and a looming threat from the past edges the couple’s talk. Two women enter the scene, hinting at future developments.
Clive confronts threat and heartbreak as Santa faces a coercive marriage plot. Dicky's death underlines the risks of jealous possessiveness, while Santa and Clive reassess their entangled future. A phone call and a sudden murder reveal fate may hinge on truth and courage.
Finnish runner Laure Lehtinen declines a winter trip to America to prepare for future competitions. The report notes his decision stems from conditioning concerns and plans to focus on potential future sports events.
A historical sketch recounts Johnny Appleseed, known as Arat, who planted apple seeds circa 1201 in Indiana. He wore a camel sack cloak and carried a cooking pan as a hat, read the Bible aloud to his hosts, preached to locals, and was reportedly never molested despite during conflicts. He died in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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