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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1932
Page
3
Breakfast items include grapefruit pancakes and broiled sausage cakes. Dinner features roast lamb with browned potatoes creamed carrots bread butter lettuce Russian dressing baked cottage pudding fruit sauce coffee. Supper offers lamb sandwiches tea chocolate cookies and peach sauce. Pancake recipe includes flour baking powder salt sugar milk and fat with instructions. rawian dressing uses mayonnaise dill pickles and olives.
Advice on adolescent nutrition from Alice Judson Peale outlines key dietary needs for growing youth. It emphasizes meat for protein, milk, cheese, legumes, cereals, fruits, vegetables, and moderation in sweets, with calorie guidelines by age and weight.
Birmingham chamber of commerce asks Alabama’s 10 representatives and two senators to back the Muscle Shoals commission plan for Tennessee river government properties. Telegrams urge support of private operation for fertilizer and chemical manufacture.
Mixed instructions describe chill sauce with ketchup salt and eggs, bake a batter in a greased pan, and a fruit sauce with sugar flour butter and citrus juices. The fragmentary text lists steps for chilling, beating, baking, and thickening sauces with no complete context or outcome.
Isom Thacker’s murder in the second degree conviction for the Walker County slaying of Jack Doolan is affirmed by the High Court. The case returns to enforce a 15 year prison term after the Supreme Court reversal of the appellate court and remand for a new trial.
Memphis seed loan office reports receipts totaling over 100000 bales of cotton held as security for drought relief loans amounting to 4 million dollars across Arkansas Louisiana Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. Arkansas leads in bales and cash receipts, followed by Mississippi Tennessee Louisiana and Alabama.
James M. Jones, president of the city commission, urges Birmingham taxpayers to pay part of their taxes now and the remainder before April 1 under the new Installment Plan. The plan, first introduced this year due to prevailing business conditions, invites buyers of city licenses to participate. Read The Dothan Eagle Classified Ads regularly.
Alabama announces a 1938 track schedule featuring four dual meets and two Southern Conference events. The slate opens April 2 in New Orleans against Tulane, with venues including Baton Rouge and Tuscaloosa.
Albany Feb AP Franklin Roosevelt governor of New York and 1932 Democratic presidential hopeful outlined positions at a state Grange meeting. He said the United States should not join the League of Nations and European debts should not be cancelled. He urged an international trade conference to level tariff barriers.
Approximately 46 000 Jefferson county voters are qualified to vote in the 1932 elections with over 17 000 in Birmingham division and Bes semer cut-off raising totals. Poll tax collections are estimated above $30 000 as more than 27 000 veterans and others over 45 avoid poll tax while Tax Collector Hamilton projects voting strength exceeding 46 000.
E A Hunterford, author of the official budget book of National Thrift Week, says the marriage market is down this year as incomes shrink and bachelors become altar-shy, signaling a tough year for women seeking husbands.
Panama City officials report the Bay County School Board will issue about 8000 to cover one month and one week of teacher salaries. Superintendent C. C. Mathig confirmed the funds will be paid to teachers in Bay County.
A fragmented report hints at a major industry transition toward metric packaging and pricing in the South. It notes current products, production bottlenecks, and anticipated dominance by a single regional supplier as the shift completes.
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