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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1935
Page
2
The Dothan Eagle reports on a missive alleging misstatement of fact in a case involving fundamental issues and official representations. The article notes scrutiny by authorities and potential legal actions arising from the disputed statements.
Pitt Tyson Manne state committeeman for the young Democratic League urged all units to plan Jackson Day dinners on January 8 marking the opening of the 1986 campaign. John Kohn Jr and Lawrence Tipton backed the effort with talks of cross-county dinners and estimates ranged from 20 000 to 40 000 attendees across the state.
A columnist writes on stubborn illness and the limits of willpower while ill, noting how fatigue and fever blur the line between duty and rest. He reflects on dreaming while feverish, the desire to work, and the quirky escape of Dreamland as a distraction from illness.
In The Als tany Herald McIntosh argues that proper timing and portions sustain health, favoring nutrition over cravings. He recalls youth folly of overeating and urges restraint in breakfast and dinner to avoid age-related decline.
An editorial laments Alabama remaining dry while arguing the public wants liquor. It warns Alabama risks bootlegging and racketeering, noting tax costs and enforcement strain, urging swift action as public opinion shifts toward permitting alcohol.
Washington, Dec. 21. Paul Mallon reports on FDRs move away from lump sum federal spending toward targeted appropriations. The piece discusses Ickes PWA influence, congressional reactions, and mounting tax and prohibition concerns. It notes European tensions and Italy Laval Bonaparte uncertainty, plus party hopefuls and SEC turnarounds shaping the political landscape.
A New York letter muses on urban life with barefoot walks on dewy grass to soothe city jitters. It recalls Armenian cooking at a California Lorenzo Valley cafe, mentions Chatham Square and a barroom scene, and wryly notes street theater and social tricks by Broadway clerks and a famed poet.
A London physician reports a new ailment named accelerator neurosis or motorists foot. Symptoms include numbness heaviness and tingling up the leg from pressing the accelerator too long. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the condition is common in recent times and suggests cooling the heels in a cell as a cure.
Plans for 37 new homes in the South Minneapolia district signal a building revival with broad economic benefits. Contractors say the boom is slow but steady, showing durable progress and potential for a sustained upswing in Minneapolis.
Dr Lago Golders describes alopecia areata a scalp condition that can appear anywhere and may affect children. Causes are uncertain with nervous system disturbance having wide acceptance. treatment focuses on general health, dental and eye care, and stimulating regrowth through local irritants and UV exposure.
Eye health advice for parents and teachers stresses early detection of vision problems in children. Signs include eye strain redness crusts and blinking. early examination and correction prevent lifelong social and career limitations.
Santa Claus and his dog Great Boy oversee packing of dolls toys and gear for the sleigh in Santa's workshop. The scene shows the stock, including candy nuts oranges and other items, being loaded with the dog ensuring nothing is forgotten.
Hollywood report notes Paul Muni prepared the Pasteur portrayal by extensive reading and research. He studied laboratory details and contemporary debates, seeking authentic depictions of Pasteur’s life and work. The article contrasts this with the idea that actors merely “live the roles” as affectation.
Reporter Biarlet details Shirley Oldater receiving thousands of fan letters as her film Bright Eyes at Alcazar Theatre draws attention. The influx fills studio mailrooms, with letters for the baby and lonely bachelor shaping expectations for a big screen breakthrough.
SAM MATTHEW: Victim Of Failing Lambe At Camp Ground Coach OZARK, Dec. 21. Special naval services for Sam Malt PM, who was killed by falling her here Thursday efternes, held Friday from the Camp it church near here, Survives his wife and one child, his fat Mr. mod Mrs. . C. Malthe brother, Alto Rt. Matthews, 1 aiater, Mrs. Mas Moody, Bute in the church cemetery with Mr. Millard of Oparkoh, and Holman in charge
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