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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1934
Page
8
Dothan’s own lists are featured in a local program airing on WAGF Saturday morning at 10. The segment showcases community entries and is hosted by a local team presenting the items to viewers.
A collection of novel appetizers and main course ideas for Christmas and New Year gatherings. Recipes include Mock Pate de Foie Gras, Grilled Oysters, Devilled Oysters, Mock Drum Sticks, Ham Loaf, and Cheese Eggs with detailed steps, ingredients, and cooking tips for serving hot or cold at varied party tables.
Pale County Coonhunters Association meets in Ozark to elect officers and adopt a memorial to Congress urging abolition of the $15 internal revenue tax on small trappers and coonhunters. Veteran hunter Joe W. Wilkinson is to be elevated to leader.
A cooking section notes how to prep sweetbreads with cold water soaking and boiling, then bake with pork slices in a shallow dish. The instructions include searing, stock-based sauce, and a final almond garnish, framed as a local feature from the Ozark Star.
Centerville reports the trestle under a Mobile and Ohio freight train collapsed killing conductor A. R. Ray of Tuscaloosa and injuring flag man Red Wilson. Fifteen cars and a caboose wrecked while engine tender and one car remained on the tracks. Ray and Wilson were in the caboose at the time.
Create invisible storage by finishing doors to blend with walls. Use matched color, no framing, and hinges inside for near seamless concealment. Ideal for dormer eaves and odd spots, with drawers behind doors and extra wallpaper to line the interior.
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