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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1931

Page

2

County board attacked for abolishing key services

The Geneva County Reaper condemns commissioners plan to abolish the county health unit, child welfare department, and farm and home demonstration agents. It argues such cuts harm public health, education, and agricultural progress, urging residents to oppose the move and defend these services.

Manava Child Welfare Department Farm and Home Demonstration Agents Department Geneva County Reaper Houston Coubls Bern Mauston Geneva

Fragmented Cry on War Debt and Allied Financing

A damaged, garbled wartime column questions allied support and U S funding of France and Britain, mentioning tariffs on railroads, rents and trench costs, and the idea of a postwar loan or aid ending with a call to protect friendship despite the conflict. The piece weaves through disjointed phrases about payments, mortgages, and international alliances.

Laughter As A Yardstick In Intelligence

A Rutger extension professor argues laughter shows intelligence. The more genuine the laugh at one’s own missteps and public folly, the higher the mental age. Readers recall laughing at themselves, realizing the joke lies in self awareness rather than mockery.

Hoyle Carl G. Gaum Rutgere Extension Division

Dollar Dependency and Federal Reserve Stabilization

The text argues that unstable dollar flows disrupt trade and cause cycles of price volatility and unemployment. It credits former Governor Strong with stabilizing prices via bond purchases and urges the Federal Reserve to gain courage and broaden powers to control inflation and deflation through interest rates and monetary measures.

Irving Fisher Yale University Federal Reserve Bank Strong Peders Reserve Froher Federal Reserve the Economist

Inconsistent Governance Weighs on Public Trust

Fragmented text reveals political turmoil and financial concerns centered on appropriations and governance. Mentions figures, debt, and wartime era rhetoric, with scattered references to individuals and events. The piece hints at public discontent and fiscal debate shaping policy.

Fragmented 20 Years Ago Dothan Local Notes Cantata Plays

A garbled reminiscence from twenty years ago in Dothan mentions a cantata at Foster Blecet Methouse church a Sunday run by Boy Montgomery and other scattered names and events including local business visits and a social club activity while several fragmented references to people and places hint at community life without clear details.

Registered Reserves of Ameren Seen as Political Force

A reader describes the Registered Reserves of America founded by Mr C C Peacock of New Brockton and critiques their aims. The piece notes about 16 members, some strong opinions, speeches by ex Governor Catis of Florida and Judge J A Carnley, and compares the group to other national bodies. The author argues the Reserves may become a national power before the next election while warning of bureaucratic growth and lobbying influence.

C. C. Peacock New Brockton Buterpelee America Mr. Peacock Catis Florida J. A. Carnley Enterprisa Old Grange American Federation of Labor American Légion Rational Capitol

New York Letter Highlights Arts, People, and Odd Facts

Herbert P reports on Philip Barry turning down a movie contract over early studio calls, notes the French Institute's 20000 volume library and lecture frequency, observes Manhattan views from Brooklyn, and mentions figures like Penny in Fa. Umate, Marjorie Gateton, Williem Boyd, Job F. Curry, and Lou Straus in anecdotes about New York society and culture.

New York Philip Barry Wright Ben Bis Ting Beablts Barry Wonta United States Tere St. Andrews Manhattan Brooklyn Aquarium Brooklynitex al Stith Low Holtz Wtocks Baniamine Gigli Frenco Gloggetti Anon Pennington Penny Umate Elreles Heey Marjorie Gateton Williem Boyd Maude Adame Peter Pan Villian Sry Boland Detroit Job F. Curry Tammany Boss County Fermanagh Ireland H. P. Pall High Society Pelis Legion of Honor Preach Tlive Lou Straus Smith

Washington Tax Fight Puts DC Residents On Edge

William Gaines reports Washington residents oppose new federal taxes amid a House push to cut the federal contribution to the District budget. Debates on income and auto taxes reflect Washington’s unique status and lack of representation, provoking strong opposition from locals.

Washington Hoover Congress District of Columbia Tit and Bald Mapes Michigan

Fragmented note on Georgia Deine and reopening discussion

An unclear fragment discusses Georgia Deine and a reopened debate about a group leaving the old SCUBLEY era to escape Geb. The text is garbled with missing names and dates, yielding no verifiable details or definite event.

Georgia Scubley

Excerpted Thoughts on Dickens and Love in Holiday Spirit

A reflective prose piece surveys Christmas mood amid World War I era gloom. It cites Chesterton, Dickens, and a Yale professor to frame a philosophy: love as the universe’s motive energy, and happiness amplified by imagination.

Gilbert K. Chesterton Elmer Gantry Dickens Charles Dickens Scrooge

Health column on bovine tuberculosis and neck glands

Dr Lago Goldston explains how pasteurization reduced bovine tuberculosis in humans and details neck gland tuberculosis in children. The piece notes transmission from unpasteurized milk, the typical age range 18 months to 7 years, and describes swelling progression and symptom patterns.

Tales to Parents by Alice Judson Peale

Advice for parents on guiding children without harsh punishment. Explains that forbidding rules can heighten mischief and offers strategies to build trust, understanding, and a positive relationship. Includes an example of redirecting a child's curiosity with a safe alternative and notes about addressing guilt and underlying motives.

TALES Alice Judson Peale Baby Ren Mame

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