Home Protective Society appeals for funds in Banks plea
A fragmentary advertorial from Promoter Dunlop of the Home Protective Society of America calls Banks residents to donate money to fund its anti cigarette campaign. It frames the effort as a religious crusade to end what it claims is a devilish spread of cigarette advertising and its alleged harms to families, especially mothers and babies, urging financial support and warning of overwhelming expenses.
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20 Years Ago in Dothan Fragment Highlights and Names
A fragmented recap from Dothan’s archives mentions Bainbridge figures and unclear names such as Christmar Beliasan and Berling of Osara. The garbled text lists several mysterious persons and places like Denes Alcs Fabrie Garle and George Kelis with scattered snippets of events and local references.
Unclear text fragment onHome Proselective Society inquiry
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a superintendent and founder of a Home Pro selective Society and a February date. No clear event, names, or location readable to form a proper card.
Malone for Committeewoman in Alabama primary
The Eagle endorses Afra Ma Tonetas Malone as Democratic Committeewoman candidate from Alabama. A long-time Dothan civic figure, she has served in party roles since 1920 and backed the party through turbulent times. The notice urges South Alabama to support a loyal, intelligent candidate on the May ballot.
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Dothan Radio Limitation Stirs Local Debate
Dothan residents face poor daytime radio reception with only two stations clear. The Eagle notes Milwaukee's station seeks to push Clearwater and St. Petersburg off air. Readers urged to petition the Federal Radio Commission for investigation and help.
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New York Letter by Herbert Plummer on glass houses and signs
Herbert Plummer surveys New York topics from glass house architecture to Long Island scenery. He notes cantilever buildings with extensive glass, warns about sign defacement, and touches on cultural tidbits from Dorothy Parker to Vincent Lopez and marriage market trends.
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Washington Letter on Gore's Comeback in Senate
Washington Letter describes Senator Gore's return to Capitol Hill after 45 years, noting his sharp wit and sudden interruptions in debates. The piece portrays his humor, imposing presence, and mixed reception as he adjusts to Senate life, with quotes and references to contemporaries.
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Tribute to L. M. Bashinsky and Confederate legacy praised
In a 1931 report as president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Mrs. L. M. Bashinsky of Troy Alabama is celebrated for advancing southern chivalry and education. The piece cites Dr Glenn Frank praising Southern educational growth led by North Carolina and Alabama and recalls Robert E Lee and Confederate officer portraits, noting reverent memory and the blue dress uniform of engineers at the Army Academy.
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Health guidance and family tales in a mixed editorial
Dr. Lago Goldston discusses hearing loss and the need for lip reading and support through the League for the Hard of Hearing. The piece shifts to a vignette about Nancy’s tantrums and parental strategies, then to a scene of skating and a brief note on industrial growth after the war, all reflecting midcentury editorial voice.
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Talks to Parents Br Alive Judson Peaje
A fragment describes a child who indulges in tantrums several times a week. She throws herself on the floor kicks and screams while family members gather around offering coaxing soothing or threats to stop the outbursts. Aunt Nery and others stand by as needed.
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Sundown Stories at Rice with Pegsy and John
In a Rice setting, John cares for Pegsy during a shared outing. Pegsy, fearless and teased kindly, is described as the sort of sister a boy adores. Skates are a central image as crowds gather, with playful, gentle references to a large, gleaming dirigible-like dream.
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