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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1945
Page
7
A fragmented report from Grayson notes an editor reflecting on early reform, air measures, and a day of choice. The piece references Ruth, a specialist, and mentions a wart context with an unclear conclusion about the first.
Irregularities described as irritation from internal termal factors cause a patient to experience bumps and discomfort. Medical notes discuss symptom onset, potential triggers, and advised care, with emphasis on monitoring changes and seeking evaluation if symptoms worsen.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls Babe Ruth's arrival with the New York Yankees, his 1921 season and 1949 heroics, the Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium era, Ruth’s Broadway allure, and a risky off-field lifestyle that foreshadowed later disputes with Commissioner Landis and a vaudeville tour.
A fragmented reminiscence covers Babe Ruth’s wealth, fame, and wild life, noting a $52,000 contract and a 1922 suspension by Judge Landis for insubordination. It recalls surgeries, on-field altercations, a fan chase, and Ruth’s promise to reform through a dinner with James J. Walker, pledging a return for America’s youth.
Staff Sergeant German L. Edwards, husband of Elizabeth Edwards of Ashford, deployed with a P 38 Lightning Group in Italy as an administration clerk with a 15th Air Force squadron. A 1938 Alabama Polytechnic Institute graduate, he previously worked as a soil conservationist for the U S Department of Agriculture.
Private Joseph C. Foster twenty three son of R C Foster of Ponce de León Florida was reported killed in action January 6 in Italy while serving in the Medical Corps. He had been in service two years and overseas five months.
Corporal Robert L. Register of 208 South East Street is enrolled in training with a B-17 crew at the Army Air Field in Dyersburg Tennessee, as announced by the public relations office.
Manila report says Red Cross worker James Cullens of Birmingham and Ozark, Alabama, liberated from Los Banos prison south of Manila on February 23 after serving in the Philippines since 1941. He aided Red Cross facilities in Army camps and helped arrange passage of the Red Cross hospital ship S C Mactan before the city fell.
Henry Woodham, Henry County tax collector, again leads the state by making final settlement with the State Comptroller on February 21, over a month before last year. The comptroller calls the report 100 percent with no errors or insolvencies. no land bid in by the State. Deadline for settlement remains July 30.
Jackson hospital trustees set bids for March 19 to build the first part of an expansion. Plans cost 10 dollars on deposit, refundable if returned in good condition, with a 5 percent bid bond or cashier’s check required and a performance bond for the winner. The project is expected to cost about 25 thousand dollars following a recently opened wing.
In preparation for meals the practice features serving foods in the dishes in which they are baked and presenting meat and vegetables on the Gare platter.
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a simple relief for itching from eczema pimples red blotches and other skin irritations. It claims rapid relief and improved skin appearance and notes soothing for tired itchy feet cracks between toes with a money back guarantee at all druggists.
WOUNDED IN ACTION Corporal Dewitt C. Freeman Jr son of Mr and Mrs D C Freeman of Dothan route one wounded in action in Belgium now recovering his parents notified He has served 35 months overseas a year A second son Private Calvin Coolidge Freeman is undergoing basic training at Camp Hood Texas
The Canadian song The Maple Leaf Forever traces its origin to a large maple leaf that fluttered down and settled on Toronto schoolmaster Alexander Muir as he walked a leaf strewn street in autumn 1867.
Larry MacPhail officially debuted as president of the Yankees yesterday. His first act was to sign the payroll.
War Price and Rationing Board officials announced that Sugar Stamp No 34 expires at midnight tonight. Stamp No 35, valid for five pounds, will be usable until June 2. The leading inland city along the Oder River is Breslau in Silesia. Saal Teva Tai Srae.
The ad urges buyers to request St Joseph Aspirin by name noting it as the fastest and most dependable headache remedy. It claims millions rely on it coast to coast and promotes 8t Joseph Aspirin with 100 tablet size priced at 5c.
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