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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1932
Page
5
Fragmented remarks discuss the 1928 prohibition referendum and criticism of candidates as showmen. Names and places are unclear, with garbled lines about states rights and the peanut poll, reflecting historic political discourse.
A North Carolina pharmacist creates a blended drug called B C claiming to relieve most headaches in three minutes. Sold nationwide in 10 and 25 cent packages, B C also targets muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
Klub announces a large political rally in which seven governors and many state candidates will attend. Former Governors John W. Martin and Carey Hardee, plus Doyle Carlton and others, are expected. About 2000 people are anticipated, with M. O. King as master of ceremonies and a reception committee including John Toole and Tom Trawick.
Graceville March 30 J C Graham secretary of the Kettle Club announces plans for a large slate of candidates to attend the Graceville meet. The list includes prominent locals with expectations of civic discussions and community engagement.
Classified notes emphasize affordable rates and strong visibility for buyers and sellers. Advertisers seek wide reach with concise messages and prompt responses from Eagle readers.
Our hero asks about jungle economics to Bunny and Whiz. They respond in unison that they cannot answer, apologizing to Mr. Puffy for the lack of a solution.
Captain Yoshinori Nagoya was killed when his plane burst into flames and plunged into Jamaica Bay while preparing a non stop Pacific hop for a Tokyo prize. Navy diver Leroy Turner recovered the captain's body as rescuers helped bring him to shore amid the flaming wreckage.
The University of Alabama track team opens the 1932 season against Tulane in New Orleans after losing Bill Joyce to a tendon injury and facing a doubtful outcome. Baseball and golf notes follow with Auburn polo plans and the Woman’s State Golf Championship set for May 10.
John Thomas Goodrich of Chicago has won first prize of 3000 dollars in a magazine sponsored novel contest. His work will be published soon. he was reared in Fayetteville Tennessee where his parents still reside.
Panama City prepares for a two day political rally inviting all gubernatorial candidates and congressmen at large. A fish fry lunch for 1500 will open Friday at City Park, followed by a banquet and a Pilot Club sponsored dance in the hotel ballroom. Notables E Clay Lewis William C Hodges W V Knott R A expected.
An advertising alert promotes a Vicks nose and throat drops plus Vicks VapoRub under the Vick Plan. It claims better control of colds and offers a money back refund if results are not satisfactory.
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