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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1932

Page

5

Japanese Push Encircling Drive Near Shanghai

In Shanghai the Japanese press a strategic encircling push to drive Chinese forces from the city and surround the area northwest of the Whangpoo river as international forces and local defenders watch. Fierce fighting around Woosung and river banks continues with naval and air bombardment whittling defenses.

Shanghai Hhe Big Ivel Woosungvill Woong Cre Great Britain France Italy

Leonard Beats McMahon In 10 Rounds At St Nicholas

New York March 1 Benny Leonard former lightweight champion outpointed Billy McMahon young Irishman in ten rounds at the St Nicholas arena last night to win the most important struggle.

New York Benny Leonard Billy McMahon St. Nicholas Arena

National President to Attend Alabama Music Club Convention

The Alabama Federation of Music Clubs will hold its annual convention April 14–16 in Huntsville with national president Mrs. Elmer J Otway of Port Huron, Mich., as honor guest. Roanoke’s Mrs. Wade Carlisle announced the host club Huntsville Music Study Club and active plans for a strong program led by Birmingham’s Mrs. George Houston Davis. The final day highlights Junior Music Clubs led by Guntersville’s Mrs. Gus May. Over 250 senior, junior and juvenile clubs expected.

Roanoke Als Alabama Federation of Music Clubs Huntsville Elmer James Ottoway Port Huron Mich Wade Carlisle Huntsville Music Study Club George Houston Davis Birmingham James Fitts Alston Tuscaloosa E. T. Bozenhard Tom Garner Gus May Guntersville Carlisle

Azaleas Bloom Amid Mobile Civic Pride Trail Tour

Azaleas, numbering in the hundreds of thousands, flourish across Mobile from affluent gardens to modest bungalows as a profitable civic industry. The Azalea Trail, established to showcase the blooms, now guides visitors past grand estates and public gardens, with peak season drawings and heavy weekend traffic to landmarks like W. D. Bellingrath Gardens.

Mobile France W. D. Bellingrath Tom Boone Warren Field Spring Hill

Peanut shelling attendees in Mt Ararat event

Mrs Curtis Whit hosted a Saturday peanut shelling with attendees including Mrs Will Thomas and daughters Stella OlN and Katharine Webb and many others. The Gay Maddox families visited Hosty Gay near Cowarts. Miss Louise Maddox was spending time with relatives.

Curtis Whit Will Thomas Stella Oln Katharine of Webb Wil Smith Archie Deese Arthur Maddox Caulley Whitten Richard Mardy Shelby Martin Alto Whitten Walter Walker Lennie Skipper Henry Harrison David Harrison Evangeline Johnson John Smith Roy Bush Max Pipkin J. J. Maddox J. D. Davis Bertha Floyd A. M. Gay Bertha Davis Hosty Gay Familly Cowarts Louise Maddox

Azaleas Grow From City to Countryside Estates

The passage notes azalea cultivation expanding from urban settings to countryside estates. It mentions eleven varieties developed from three original types white red and purplish red and names two estates, Albert P Bush on Dog River and Bellecamp owned by W D Bellingrath on Fowl River, as examples of notable growers.

Albert P. Bush Dog River Bellecamp W. D. Bellingrath

Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Illness Notes

The item lists visits among families near Cowarts and in town. Mrs. Walter Whitten and Allison Floyd are ill. Multiple households including the Lane, Pipkin, Johnson, Harrison, and Whitten families were mentioned with visits and a well attended Saturday dance. A gathering for peanut shelling hosted by Mrs. Richard Hardy drew a large crowd.

Henry Tew Walter Whitten Allison Floyd Randall Lane Cowarts Max Pipes Evangeline Johnson Henry Harrison Max Pipkin Sidney Johnson Will Smith Caulley Whitten Curtis Whitten Richard Hardy

Gargle aspirin for sore throat and tonsillitis

A simple home remedy suggests dissolving three to five Bayer Aspirin tablets in one third glass of water to gargle thoroughly. Repeat every two hours as needed. Use only genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer cross to avoid substitutes.

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