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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1932
Page
1
A parade of editorials from papers in Alabama and surrounding states weighs the Democratic platform on prohibition, praising its clarity and courage while contrasting it with Republican stances. Writers argue for state control of liquor, repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, and immediate modification of the Volstead Act.
20 years ago in Dothan readers discuss voting rights and party loyalty, criticizing Republican states masked as Democrats and urging adherence to Southern traditions. The Albany Herald debates minority reports on prohibition and the party platform as reform plots unfold. Local trips and visits are noted, including Justice and business travels across Alabama.
A tale follows Joey a long time bettor in New York who dreams of Ireland money from two dollar bets parlayed into eight thousand in a single day a fortune that would end his labor. Also notes Minnesota pianist H Sutherland Davis who moved to New York after a local success and a brief music lesson past.
Visitors to Algeria observe the French Foreign Legion at work along railways near Tiemesn and Sidi-Gel-Abben. The Legion is described as cheap, efficient labor amid widespread unemployment drawing foreigners to the region. The force has grown through recruitment, stricter training, and higher standards, with many new legionnaires skilled as mechanics who may join engineering and business roles.
CHICAGO The Jersey City mayor Frank Hague lies at the center of attention among Democratic delegates as vice chairman of the Democratic national committee and a close Smith ally. Known for hospital and child welfare work, Hague built a powerful, disciplined machine since a contempt ruling in 1925, leading Jersey City politics with steady, quiet authority.
A psychologist treats an 18 month old with severe feeding refusal. Cod liver oil on the same spoon triggered spasms. by rebuilding trust and using a decorated ivory paper knife then a fork and spoon, the child resumes regular meals. Simple observation often clears problematic eating associations.
Old age studies show most longevity limits hinge on the circulatory system. An analysis of authentic ages finds the circulatory system often ends life first, implying future progress depends on superior arteries and reduced circulatory strains. The piece links aging to vascular health.
A brief social column by J. P. Alley titled Hambone's Meditations remarks on troubles with us—dim Democrats—as a pointed, satirical note. The short piece uses a humorous voice to comment on political behavior and public discourse.
John Bill and Freddy finish a boat in John's play-house workshop. Old Jonah Ottaway helps name it The Pride of the River and paint the sides. The boat sails briefly, proving seaworthy before a second coat is considered.
Ozark residents host relatives and friends visiting from Clearwater Auburn Dothan Montgomery and Memphis as well as brief trips to Panama City Valparaiso and Washington. Family birthdays chores and military plans mix with guests Miss Alma Holmes and others spending weekends with relatives while Mrs. B Y Martin returns to Washington after visiting her mother.
Kansas City July 5 AP Col Frank E Webb of San Francisco was nominated for the presidency by the New Liberty Party formed at the unity convention as a coalition third party The vice presidential nominee Andrew Nordskog of Los Angeles was elected by acclamation after delegates favored them by more than two thirds
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