Dothan Eagle Announcements and Classifieds Mix
Dothan Eagle announces ads including apartments for rent with private baths and reduced rents. Listings show furnished rooms and houses, sale opportunities, and contact details. Also notes Pardons notice for William H. Sanson, sentenced in 1931 Houston County Circuit Court for transporting Aquor, dated June 8, 1922.
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Governor and Board of Pardons
William H. Senson
Houston County
J. L. Sanson
Jana
Curious World Mobs Under Hypnotic Influence
A fragment notes mobsters under hypnotic influence can assume odd poses for five to twenty minutes and stand on their heads while mantis like moths affect clothing. It mentions larval stages and winged moths as unwelcome house guests leading to eggs hatching into larvae. Also asks about the tune for the Star Spangled Banner.
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Cam
Nemain
Hoover Debt Moratorium Aimed To Ease World Panic
In 1931 President Hoover proposed a moratorium on intergovernmental debts and reparations to avert a global financial collapse. European leaders Laval and Grand engaged with U.S. diplomats Stimson and Melton as measures advanced. Congress backed the moratorium amid Britain leaving the gold standard, Japan in Manchuria, and a banking scare. The White House hosted a leaders conference leading to banking reform, fiscal restraint, and calls to balance the budget.
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Washington
Hoover
Europe
Erre Laval
France
Dino Grand
Italy
America
Henry L. Stimson
Andrew W. Melton
Germany
United States
Congress
Commission
Great Britain
Japan
Manchuria
Lasued
Nexll
White House
Paties
Glase-Steagall
Federal Land Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Stimaon
Stefan
First Georgia peach carload heads to New York
The first carload shipment of Georgia's 1932 peaches, Mountain Rose variety, grown and packed by P. Sullivan, J. C. Harrison, and R. W., was en route to New York from Fort Valley on June 25.
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Fort Valley
Georgia
New York
P. Sullivan
J. C. Harrison
R.W
Reds Outfielder Heathcote Released
Hale of Zebulon Ga reports in Philadelphia on June 15 that Clif Heathcote the Reds outfielder has been unconditionally released reducing the roster to the major league limit.
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Philadelphia
Clif Heathcote
Cincinnati Reds
Tiny circus girl guides visitors through quirky menagerie
In a playful scene a girl from a small circus leads visitors into a tent to meet exotic acts. A duck shows off quacking tricks, a white cat walks on a pouf, and a parade is promised with a dragon wagon named Tinymiles. Dancy enjoys the quirky acts and anticipates more in the next tale.
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Mer
NEA Service, Inc
Wee Dancy
Dancy
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