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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1929
Page
1
The Norfolk, Virginia test of spring is marked by lower prices on strawberries and shad roe. In New Ulm Minnesota residents form an aviation club lacking a landing field or air plane, reflecting local interest in flight.
Alice Judson Peale argues the mammy song reflects a universal urge to regress to warmth and security. She warns mothers against clinging to infants, saying true maternal strength lies in guiding children toward independence and achievement.
Donie Bush earns the nickname personal service manager for the Pittsburgh Pirates at spring training in Paso Robles. The pint sized leader closely monitors every player from veterans to rookies, walking forty acres daily to whip the squad into condition. His disciplinarian, baseball for baseball players approach earns sworn support from the entire team.
Granville P. Kemp, 91, once rode as a stage coach driver and sat on a platform with Wild Bill Hickok beside Gov. Jim Lane during an anti slavery speech in Kansas. Kansas historian William F. Connelly later identified the concealed gunman as Wild Bill Hickok.
The New York spring flower exposition resembles a large horse show with elite non commercial entries from social florals. Hybrids dominate prizes while pure lines like lilies persist. J. Morgan and Percy Chubb top a long list of social register winners.
Big-name exhibitors are represented by superintendents or hired gardeners who take pride in greenhouse products. Some employees cross breed plants as a hobby, but most hybrids come from commercial growers. Business competition adds stimulus.
The article notes two toned roses like the Lou Henry Hoover rose, ruffled sweet peas, and sprays of orchids as yearly cross bred novelties. It mentions a pink and gold two toned rose and a Mrs Hoo orchid developed over years, valued for rarity and color.
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