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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1932
Page
2
The Dothan Eagle notes Governor Miller appears a victim of circumstance and policy, but argues his attitude worsens public opinion. It compares unfavorably with other states where governors faced no impeachment talk, urging Miller to improve his standing and heed the public mood.
A local political furor surrounds Governor Miller with strong calls for impeachment or resignation. Citizens groups press to keep operations open as private investigations surface, while critics claim misused funds and public anger intensifies. Miller faces broad public scrutiny and warnings to address the growing discontent.
A historic look at miniature Nipponese bead and fob pieces, carved from ivory and precious stones. Collectors prize the round ofime bead and intricately balanced netsuke scenes, from bamboo symbols to monkeys and blossoms, illustrating Japan’s culture through delicate, story laden carvings.
Interest grows in government measures to stabilize banks and secure deposits. Congress appears united that legislation to restore public confidence is needed, though exact form unsettled. The banking collapse weeded out weaker institutions, leaving stronger banks to carry the system forward. Some depositors hide cash at home, totaling millions, complicating the revival.
The piece contrasts Mr. Browns hat and Horace Greeley’s silk hat as it laments changing fashion driven by modern cars and federal economy. It notes social conventions waning since the war, Easter parades, and funerals revealing scarce tall hats, suggesting such headwear may soon become museum pieces.
London Times notes two American newspaper photographs miscaptioned Buckingham Palace and royal carriage scenes. Both images were genuine but depicted different events, correcting false impressions that risk straining Anglo American relations.
A reflective note on the prevalence of places named Burnt Mills and Burnt in the national landscape. The writer laments how such evocative names signal a vanished or troubled past, mentioning Burnt Cabins Burnt Cem Burnt Hills Burnt Creek and similar sites as symbols of historical misfortune and faded enterprise.
Washington Letter reports Governor Roosevelt plans to end the permanent White House physician position at his March 4 inauguration. He would summon a physician as needed rather than staff the mansion full time, a shift contrasted with historic ties to Presidents Wilson and Coolidge.
Broadway singer Lillian Shade talks about marriage, career dreams, and the mystique of torch songs. She recalls an early marriage, now prefers independence, and says she longs for a hit song while staying wary of matrimony. A reflective look at romance, art, and audience appeal.
A garbled interview excerpt quotes Henry Field discussing a Nebraska farmer Rag and a penthouse scene with henes on paste. The farmer responds that attention isn't paid to profits but to whether they are flying or lying when they cackle. This rugged, quoted piece appears in a New York Herald Tribune feature.
The British Ministry of Health formed a committee of scientists to advise on diet based on modern nutrition. The report estimates daily needs by age and sex, with adults at roughly 3000 and 2900 calories for men and women respectively, and 600 to 2400 calories for children by age. It outlines macronutrient ranges, emphasizes animal-based first-class proteins, and notes the necessity of minerals and vitamins for a balanced diet.
SUNDOWN STORIES recounts a Christmas scene where Santa leaves a ribbon and beads for Rip the dog and the Little Ducks. Flora Bounin and Florilla Botin join Willy Nily in joy as each pet finds a bead tied to a cherished present. The group enjoys a family meal and gratitude for gifts and shared moments.
Alice Judson Peale argues that varied play materials are essential for learning, balance, and imagination. A rich mix of toys, books, and constructive elements fosters cultural background, problem solving, and healthy emotional development in children.
Four hunters from Grand Rapids Pontiacs Pontleto Merrell near Blaney Michigan tested bow hunting during deer season. They reported spotting between 50 and 80 deer apiece but bagged none. They called bowhunting more sport than shooting with rifles despite fewer kills.
Two men died Monday when a blast at a field near Todd City 15 miles east of Palestine exploded. Victims were Jit Phillipa, 31, and Rofos Parker, both of Palestine, with authorities citing theft-related context as a possible link.
The Oklahoma evangelist Jess McGuire says Southerners treat him well during a church meeting at Assembly of God. Jim Baulk of Dothan recalls a Missouri press man incident and notes newspaper recognition. Dewsey Chetty from A P I mentions staying home for holidays while football plans loom.
Chicago AP report says Frank Bielsk, age 13, dated a girl when two disguised detectives in skirts and shawls spotted him. They confronted him, leading to his surrender on a charge connected to an officer, Patrick Madden, and an arrest occurring on November 28.
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