Fragmentary Dothan Eagle clipping hints at edited notices
A highly damaged archival snippet from the Dothan Eagle shows mangled text and stray letters. It references agency and press items but is largely unreadable with no clear events or names.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1935
Page
2
A highly damaged archival snippet from the Dothan Eagle shows mangled text and stray letters. It references agency and press items but is largely unreadable with no clear events or names.
Washington letter notes 1930s political chatter with candidates Knox Landon Vandenberg Dickinson Hoover. It recounts a Dothan baseball game, a Dawsey family reunion near Ashford, local trials, and a summary of diplomatic moves on Ethiopia Italy and British Somaliland, plus NRA publicity concerns.
McIntyre writes from New York on July 1, riffing on theater critics, stars, studios, and social scenes. He mentions Jerome Moross, Henry Holt, Tullio Carminati, and a crowd of luminaries including Van Loon, Budé, and the Hugheses, plus reflections on Parade and Floyd Gibbons. The column weaves anecdotes about writers, actors, and industry quirks, ending with a note on McIntyre’s memory of a past dance mishap.
A Detroit girl’s 11 year old body was found in a trunk nearly a year ago. Merten Howard Goodrich, sought since the crime, was captured in New York after a park arrest for a child harassment charge linked to the Detroit murder. The report chronicles prior arrests and parolings, questioning repeated releases of dangerous offenders.
A fragmented OCR passage comments on Batchelor's Buttons grown by W. C. Batchelor. It weaves political quips about forgiving revenge ministers interior doctors and love. The text also pokes fun at national politics and mentions a widow figure amid clipped phrases and misread names.
Spokesmen gather Monday to discuss the Lovieville and Nashville proposal to power the Georgianna Graceville passenger service with mixed freight. A July 25 public service commission hearing will test objections that service cuts would sever travel between Georgianna, Graceville, Sampson, and Geneva, risking perishables and timely freight while prompting debates over communal rights and transportation needs.
In a Columbus town race for constable on the platform, a candidate is praised for honesty and candor amid a field of demagogic pledges. The writer urges voters to consider truthfulness over sweeping promises and criticizes extreme wealth redistribution schemes.
Some congressmen reportedly are giving support to proposals for a Washington subway. The plan aims to provide rapid transit, with officials arguing for need and efficiency. The Virginian-Pilot notes possible endorsements shaping the project.
A fragmentary note describes a cake baked alone and questions who helped remove it from the oven. The text mentions a curious phrase about Maryland and a catapult, leaving unclear details and participants.
An essay noting that New York retains village like traits despite its size. It cites Governor Alfred E. Smith and writer Christopher Morley as examples of prominent locals treated as ordinary figures. The piece explores how even in a vast metropolis viewers still see neighbors rather than distant elites.
Dr Iago Goldstein reviews sleep walking once seen as mysterious in Shakespearean times. Somnambulism is a symptom of neurosis, with mechanisms seen as dream driven pantomime. Treatment focuses on examining mental activity and prior experiences to uncover emotional conflict.
Viennese actress Luise Reiner steers clear of Hollywood hype as she prepares for Masquerade. She speaks little English and relies on gestures to convey emotion while noting film cutting rooms alter authorship and fearing star fame suffocates creators.
In a tale about a self conscious city mother and her daughter Mary the piece contrasts constant criticism with gentle guidance. It argues that young people entering society need self confidence and encouragement and that imitation and compliments ease awkward moments more than sharp correction.
In a week of tense activity ranchers fought off a creeping infestation described as a Caterpillar scourge. The fight focused on protecting shrubs and plant life across the Coachella valley as authorities consider measures to curb the advance. Local committees met and actions were discussed amid a recess in national proceedings.
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