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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
9
Household guidance stresses washing blankets promptly on clear days, using lukewarm water, mild soap, and gentle handling to avoid damage. Dry in shade with even air flow, then brush nap. avoid heat. Also promotes waxed paper, colored papers, ribbons, and gift accessories from department stores for wrapping jams, cakes, and candies with neat, decorative presentation.
Readable fragments describe cranberry jelly recipe with cranberries water brown sugar and cooking until soft then mold. Also notes on mince pie recipe with flour suet sugar seeds and baking in oven. An old New England mince meat recipe includes apples candied fruit raisins suet dried peaches nuts spices cider vinegar and sugar. instructed to grind mix cook and finish with prepared fruits.
A Towson farmer, with three cows, his wife, and three children missing, told police it is more important to find the cattle and joked that if time is short, funds should go to recovering the cattle rather than his wife or family.
Montgomery December 13 The Alabama Supreme Court confirmed death sentences for four African American men convicted of first degree murder and set February 21 as their execution date. The condemned are Johnnie Preston Lee Robert Dudley Johnnie Hayes and Eadie Renner. The men, held on Kilby Prison death row, were convicted in Jefferson and Lee counties. Hayes appeal touched on the Scottsboro issue but the court did not rule on that point. The governor's clemency option remains.
Charles Phillips, a rescuer of dogs from Cornish mine shafts, was awarded a Canine Defense League silver medal for his efforts. His notable feat included saving the same dog twice from a 120 foot shaft after a failed lift.
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