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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1935
Page
2
The Dothan Eagle recalls a John Hix cartoon titled Strange As It Sears showing Indians at Thanksgiving with Pilgrims, noting more Indians than whites at Plymouth. The piece mocks depictions of scant clothing and questions if the scene resembles Fourth of July imagery or Polar exploration representations.
A long lore of Laurane Claude and Bob Wene, American Airlines pilots, portrays their inseparable partnership from World War I to later service. Claude, born in Annapolis, flew since 1917 with about 9 000 hours, and the pair served together in Marine Corps and overseas campaigns, sharing missions from Guam to Manuelito, aiding isolated groups, and enduring battles, friendships, and a 1920s Lima marriage.
Alabama voters are urged to study and vote yes on amendments numbered 1 through 6. Amendments address Mobile County bond authorizations, state tax methods for depots and debt, school funding measures, and local tax and bond issues in Lawrence and Birmingham areas. The piece stresses informed, early review of the proposed changes before next Tuesday’s election.
A fragmented reminiscence traces a man named Claude and his wife as they navigate early aviation and personal missteps. It recalls his marriage, pan American Airways service in the Canal Zone, a move to Colonial Airways now American Airlines, and a period in Newark, with distant references to language and social hurdles.
The Dothan Exple celebrated the town’s fiftieth birthday with a special fifty page Thanksgiving issue. Dothan was born on November 28, 1885, and the paper notes the town’s healthy growth and pride in its progress alongside mentions of its population and hotel. The Greenville Advocate praises the Eagle as outstanding and worthy of local pride.
A former minister urged a Pennsylvania church group to back Townsend’s 200 a month plan, prompting resistance from the woman in charge. The piece critiques Townsend tactics and arithmetic, noting a broad, mixed reaction among politicians and religious communities. It cites Peoria and national circulation figures, highlighting alleged tax schemes and potential economic impact.
A widow mourns Billy, a deaf but lively Boston born dog who lived in New York and traveled widely. She recalls his zest, daily ball jumps, and enduring companionship across Europe and California, noting his deep bond and ultimate passing. The piece blends affection with a tribute to a faithful friend.
The Louisville Courier Journal laments wars and the steep price of armaments, pensions, and care. It argues perpetual fear drains nations and binds people, questioning whether any war yields more good than evil.
A Boston Transcript note recalls a cartoon scene where grown ups and a teacher discuss the Ten Commandments and its impact on the children of Israel. The dialogue suggests widespread misery and societal disruption tied to expectations of price changes.
FAT CHILDREN Obesity in children is a significant problem, though less widespread than in adults. Most overweight children are not unhealthy, though some conditions like rickets or hypothyroidism can cause excess weight. Endocrine issues, poor diet, and emotional factors also contribute, with puberty and adolescence often moderating or altering obesity patterns.
Mary Graham Bonner narrates Santa in a workshed with animals aiding in packing bundles. Christopher Columbus Crow asks how Santa enters every home, and Santa reveals a magic key created by a father for use only at Christmas time, unlocking every door for Santa to reach children everywhere. The tale mentions the Junior League of the New York College Settlement founded in 1900 by Mr Harriman as the origin of the Junior League of America.
An advice column discusses parental help from outside confidantes for troubled teens. It argues a trusted outsider can offer objective guidance, reduce parental jealousy, and may lead to professional help if needed. The piece also mentions film industry chatter and university committee appointments in a later, unrelated note.
A December Hollywood cocktail party hosted by Paulette Goddard for guest of honor Herbert George Wells drew a global crowd. Stars from Russia and Romania mingled with boxing legend Gene Tunney while Chaplin’s party stretched into the early hours as guests debated the dawn.
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