14 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1936
Page
1
Delicate fritters using bananas apples or mixed fruits, orange slices on skewers, batter fry method. Sweet potato souffle with cream, butter, baking powder, salt pepper and optional marshmallows. Chocolate date nut cake and festive Valentine cake ideas with candied fruit, coconut and icing.
Moscow reports the vodka industry is the only major Dusi measure in the Soviet Union to fall. The food industry department notes 1985 consumption dropped 13 percent from 1981 levels and reached only 58 percent of czarist Russia’s peak.
A nostalgic guide outlines simple modern kitchen methods for festive and everyday meals. It highlights gelatine desserts shaped in heart molds, easy puddings, and new appetizer ideas like crostini and fancy sandwiches. The piece promotes quick, nourishing options for gatherings and Valentine tea menus.
Washington reports Alabama advocates push for a veterans nerve hospital to be built in their state. George Cameron of Tuscaloosa and Alabama lawmakers argue Alabama would serve about 80 percent of veterans in the district, while rendering other states under 50 percent. Representatives Bankhead Oliver Huddleston Carmichael Starnes Hill Hobbs Boykin back Alabama site.
Washington Feb 14 AP substantial reduction in horses and mules on the nation’s farms and ranches since 1930 is reported by the census bureau. On Jan 1 1934 horses numbered 11,357,450, down from 18,947, something in 1930, while mules fell from 3,353,930 to about 4, BIA LAD. The current birth rate was calculated at 36 percent and deemed inadequate for replacement, which would require seven to eight percent.
J H Holland died at his daughter's home Mya F Af Jenkins 04 E North xinet. Services conducted at the home with the Ris Br Cozart of Newnes. Burial followed at Lees Chapel cemetery near Ento. Survived by wife, three daughters Mrs Jenkins of Dothan, Mrs Cumbert of Boston, Mrs Williams of Bonifay, four sons HH Holland, Charlie Holland, J N Holland, T UL Holland. 24 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. He was a negative member of the Baptist church.
A Manila report shows Philippine customs data for December 1935. Japanese textiles imported totaled over 7.3 million square meters, about three times the U.S. figure of 2,601.41 square meters. U.S. trade that month exceeded seven million dollars.
At Mountain Lakes New Jersey the Board of Education grapples with a schoolboy pant wear issue from a concrete incline at the local school. A mother complains her son has worn out three pairs. two board members plan to test the incline to uncover a solution and the principal backs the inquiry.
The permanent congressional commission defended President Lazaro Cardenas's labor policies as it summoned Federal senators and deputies to states to explain them. Senator Pedro Torres Ortiz tied Monterrey and Tampico disturbances to Calles and his followers, accusing them of antipatriotic actions and foreign press plots. The panel backed Cardenas, then set a special session to revise the federal labor law requiring seven day salary payment.
Treasury figures show receipts of 37,631,053.37 dollars for February 12 and expenditures of 18,899,086.00 dollars, leaving a net balance of 1,885,624,125. Gi. Customs receipts for the month totaled 12,440,549.87 dollars.
Paraguay aims to revive its economy with a cotton led export push as demobilization and drought relief lift farm output. Analysts forecast a 1935-36 cotton crop near 66 000 tons unginned, with most destined for export via the Parana river and Argentina. Government aid and foreign trade interest bolster the sector, aided by orange crops and relaxed exchange restrictions.
The French vice consul’s home in Jaffa was bombed last night with no injuries reported. Police suspect Arat Natios Akata in connection with ongoing Syrian disorders as an inquiry by the government begins. Death rides broad in Superior, Arkansas. Seventeen year old Marjorie Stoll.
A motorcade streams along a highway as a person waves to her parents who are in a nearby jam. The scene unfolds by car with bystanders noting the family moment and the casual remark, Let’s catch up with bar.
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