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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1950
Page
5
Hal Boyle argues the office day is unhappy and unproductive and proposes a playful system where workers have periodic breaks and fun activities. The plan includes staged naps, coffee, social time, and a daily rhythm that ends with communal leisure to boost morale and output.
Dorothy Dix offers firm thrift advice to young couples and parents, urging saving for hard times, warning against extravagance, and stressing the need for balance between attraction and partnership. She cautions that wealthier young people must save, while addressing love, marriage, and parental strictness with pragmatic guidance.
A column advises ending engagements and offers a 5 cent mail-in to obtain a newspaper copy. Officials in New Hampshire struggle to pick an official state bird with poultrymen backing the Unitarian New Hampshire chicken and bird lovers preferring the chickadee. Geographic notes from Uganda mention widespread crocodile presence and snaring as the method for leather.
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