Dothan Eagle historical masthead and date snippet
The Dothan Eagle 1929 sample shows masthead details from a daily paper with editors and staff roles, including William Smrodope Ma Julian Ball and W. C. Batchelor, plus pricing lines and telephones. The text includes advertisement blocks, national representation, and a brief press statement about the paper’s publication rights and mission.
Comment on the Tea and White House Social Norms
A commentary notes the Aniston Star’s take on a White House tea with Oscar De Priest’s wife and the reaction to social equality signals. It argues the gesture risks alienating the South, affecting Hoover’s image, race politics, and potential reelection dynamics in states like Virginia and Alabama.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Herbert Hoover
White House
Ilinois
Oscar de Priest
North
Kip Rhinelander
New York
Handy
J\- Priest
South
Gann
Washington
Hoover
de Priest
Virginia
Alabama
Judge Locke
Killing by officer sparks temperance backlash in Georgia
A Georgia sawmill worker becomes the latest victim of a gun held by an officer with a trigger itch. The piece accuses government policy of aiding brutality, cites Indianapolis Falls and Minn as earlier cases, and recalls Henry Clay on temperance, warning coercion risks political backlash and urging nonlethal action.
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Georgia
Associated Press
Treasury Department
Indianapolis Falls
Minn
Prohibition
Batchelor's Buttons Grows By UW. C. Batchelor
A jumble of quotes and quips on education economy and society. The passage cites Batchelor and UW with wry musings on persistence vanity and public discourse reflecting era tone and social attitudes. It notes Hoover rumors and currency changes as satirical targets.
Neo Negro equality debate stirs in national letters
The Anniston Star denounces racial prejudice and unequal law treatment while noting Booker T. Washington’s stance against social equality. It cites Mrs. Hoover’s misjudgment of a dependent people and Roosevelt’s White House reception as context, reflecting strong civil rights concerns in high politics.
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South
Hoover
Anniston Star
Booker Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Fosdick on Preachers and Religion in Howe's Monthly
Review of Harry Emerson Fosdick as a broad minded religious writer. He argues ministers lack influence and that fewer better sermons are needed. The piece critiques Protestant sermons as often atrocious and notes the Catholic church relies more on ceremonies than sermons. It also mocks Hoover era politics and the Hawley tariff's impact on homes and livelihoods.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
E. W. Howe
Congress
Hoover
White House
House
Ways and Means
Sodom
Eastern High Priests of Protection
Mufflers Urged for Airplane Engines
A New York Times report urges aviation makers to fit mufflers on airplane engines to curb nuisance for Rockaway Beach residents and others near harbors and air stations. The piece argues noise from gasoline engines harms the public, noting past refusals to quiet motor boats and calling for practical mufflers to reduce disturbance.
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New York Times
Rockaways
Navy Aviation
Rockaway Beach
Long Island Sound
PLACE FOR BOK PEACE PLAN Tilania Constitution
The Chinege are at it again hammer and tongs. We might loan them our Bok peace plan.
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BOK
Tilania
Heathenish Pay Roll Transport Mention Sparks Question
A cryptic Akron Beacon-Journal riff cites a “heathen country” defined by payrolls carried without armored cars, prompting questions about fascination with Havana passages and ARRAN conventions amid puzzling phrasing.
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Akron Beacon-Journal
Style Studio by Baroness Promises Exclusive Paris Fashion
Paris fashion world sees a new Style Studio by Baroness Accurti of Ardanse offering truly exclusive designs for ultra wealthy clients. She will personally design and supervise creations, limiting clients to maintain privacy and perfection in two rooms styled as premier homes. Clients with vast incomes can expect unique garments not copied elsewhere.
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Associated Press
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Paris
Accurti
Ardanse
Europe
Ford
Rem
Correction on Watermelons Sale Price
The Eagle printed an error stating that Mr T M Dasinger of City sold a carload of watermelons for 803 dollars. The correct price was 308 dollars.
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T. M. Dasinger
Oil workers sniffing drafts and crude tonic use rising
Oil workers seldom sniffer from druff. The crude oil acts as an a lexcellent tonic.
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