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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
4
Auburn report notes dairy supply is tight on farms while many families lack milk and butter. It cites a 4 percent rise in US dairy cows vs last year, lighter imports by about 34 percent since October 1, 1931, and 31 percent below the 3-year average, with the industry moving toward export orientation likely keeping prices comparatively low.
An advertised tonic promises fast relief from violent headaches and relief for muscular aches colds and neuralgia. Marketed as non narcotic with multiple ingredients, B C is prepared by a registered pharmacist and sold in 10c and 25c packages.
Washington writer Rodney Dutcher recalls a 1920s trip on a battleship with Hoover supporters and notes optimistic Latin America reports. He argues postwar revolutions, bond defaults, and plummeting commodity prices reveal a disappointing reality, with exports declining and U.S. loans rising, leaving Americans effectively paying for foreign consumption. The piece critiques optimistic government data and banker influence, calling for caution amid a global financial crash.
From January 1929 to September 1930 dairy prices fell 37 percent while feed dropped 61 percent. With large hay and grain crops, many Alabama farmers are adopting dairying as a path out of hardship. They plan to keep more cows to supply family food and face rising western competition from the corn belt. high producing cows fed home-grown feed are key.
Mary Graham Bonner presents a vignette where Peggy sits with a rabbit from Surprises the Magic Maker. The rabbit and a sneaking glimpse of a clock and cauldrons reveal a world of magic and wonder. Peggy and John react to unexpected creatures appearing from tricks and boxes.
Elizabeth Jacoba Kriens former prima donna of the Royal Dutch theatre died Monday in Harlem at the age of 78. She was the widow of conductor Christian Kriens and mother of composer and conductor Christian Kriens Jr.
Advice on guiding children to enjoy play with freedom and discipline. Emphasizes using materials properly and limiting access to dangerous items until good habits form. Recommends nursery settings and planned supervision to teach sharing and cooperative play.
The passage suggests combining seven major helps into one prescription for coughs. It states one helps a certain cough type while others suit different types, and that predicting the best is impossible. Creosote blend and medicated taste are noted as soothing membranes and containing cold germs with broad cough relief claims.
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