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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1936

Page

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Heavy Industry Boosts Steel Amid Cold Weather

The Iron Age weekly summary reports heavy industry lifting steel production despite unseasonably cold weather and falling auto output. Scrap prices remain firm at 13.73 dollars per ton, highest since 1900, with rail activity driving demand. Shipbuilding in the eastern states nears normal, as yards reach capacity. Newport News projects demand for 15,000 tons for a large ocean liner, plus 30,000 tons for four tankers and two cargo vessels.

New York Newport News

Tin Can Tourist Tag Will Remain Despite Protest

At the 16th annual convention of Tin Can Tourists of The World in SARASULA, members reject renaming the group. They value the historic title as copyrighted, emblematic of camping heritage and the organized nomads' high ideals.

Tin Can Sarasula Amowa Gulf of the Lakes

Regimentation to segregate Germans as undesirables in Brunswick

In Brunswick Germany Burgomaster E Hesne announced a colony for anti social elements to be housed in simple dwellings without plumbing running water or modern amenities An entire street will mark where undesirables live to publicly separate those deemed troublemakers He said the colony is not full yet the threat of admission has already deterred some prospective tenants

Brunswick Germany E. Hesne

Poison incident at Angelus Temple fuels publicist feud

Angelus Temple in Los Angeles reports no publicity agent today after Vivian Jenton, two, allegedly swallowed poison in a dispute between Pastor Aimee Semple McPherson and publicist Rocha Crawford. Crawford and Miss Denton denied major rifts, claiming harmony as they recover and dispute explanations about secrecy and devil influence.

Los Angeles Angelus Temple Vivian Jenton Aimee Semple McPherson Miss Depton Mra McPherson Rocha Crawford B Anker Broadway Vivian Hue Bonds Four Square Mise Crawford Wes McPhernon McPherson

Talks 10 Parents Cause Of Truancy Brooke Peters Church

In dealing with truancy the root cause lies deep in the child’s emotional state and home life rather than surface misconduct. The article argues truancy reflects underlying issues such as emotional disturbance, physical defects, school pressures, or boredom, and urges thorough discovery of the real factor to address it.

Brooke Peters Church Rmal Chidhood

Purdue Harvester Record Yield Per Acre in Indiana

Purdue University reports a record corn yield of 120.7 bushels per acre from 800 to 900 acres in Jennings county, Indiana, on limestone treated land with manure on clover sod and phosphate-potash fertilizer. The five acre contest in Ripley county yielded 143.4 bushels to A. C. Brown.

Purdue Harvester Lafayette Ind Purdue University Jennings County Indiana Purdue Ab A. C. Brown Ripley County

Port Isabel Seaport Reopens After Trade Frowns

The Sanctions Port Isabel resumption of shipments to Italy occurred after a Department of State concern. The Italian tanker Oscerra on government charter delivered 50,000 barrels of Samfordyce crude. It marked the third Italian tanker to call at this new port, a risky remedy requiring expert X-ray therapy handling.

Port Isabel Tex Italy State Department Oscerra Samfordyce

Valentine cards soften hearts in Leap Year era

New York February 13 AP reports Valentine greetings for St Valentine’s Day feature sentiment art with wings and frills, a heart shaped twist, and jokes about Leap Year. Cards praise friendship and family, including messages to mom and dad, with playful verses and light humor.

Charles Norman New York Mama Papa Punennen Valontines

How's Your Health Pimples and Acne Vulgaris in puberty

Dr Ingo Goldstein explains pimples or acne vulgaris, outlining causes from blocked skin glands to overgrown horny skin, noting puberty heightens risk especially in males. Treatment hinges on individual diagnosis, with cleansing, diet adjustments, and infection control. X ray therapy often proves effective.

Ingo Goldstein

High School Debaters Meet At University For Finals

About 300 high school debaters from county and city schools across the state will attend the University of Alabama finals March 3 to 6. Debates, judges, and scheduling are outlined, with city and county champions advancing to state finals and winners awarded university scholarships.

University of Alabama W. C. Biasingame University Universally Kansas City Tory University of ‘Alabama University of Hawail Druide Sophomore Service Organization Time Kend Excelsior Debating Society Sigme Phi Ets Professional Women's Speech Fraternity

Cave-Dwellers Retreat Found Near Alicante

Spanish priest archeologist Father Jose Belda reports a vast prehistoric cavern near Alicante discovered with extensive galleries and an enormous habitable chamber at a depth of about 300 feet. A deep precipice with a large lake lies beyond the lake-lit corridors. The find reveals signs of ancient habitation with rough tools and carvings.

Alicante Spain Jose Belda

Ancient pottery site marked by bell shaped vaels units

Fragmentary OCR notes describe hundreds of bell shaped vaels indicating an ancient pottery site. The readable text suggests a survey or archaeological feature with undefined location details and no clear identification of involved organizations or dates. Further context is needed to determine specific entities or the site's significance.

Third Victim Dies in Chicago Dynamite Blast Tunnel

In Chicago six other men remained hospitalized after a dynamite explosion in a sanitary district tunnel 60 feet underground on the southwest side. Jack Smith, 27, died in a hospital today as the third victim. Allen Green, 33, and Albert Desailes, 37, both Black, had died the night before from injuries sustained.

Chicago Jack Smith Allen Green Albert Desailes

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