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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
3
Menu details include Salmon Salad with diced celery sweet pickles and salad dressing, served in lettuce cups, plus a Strawberry Shortcake with layered berries whipped cream and a fruit mixture. Also lists a Party Menu with Frozen Fruit Salad Cheese Sandwiches Vanilla Ice Cream and Strawberries.
An old advertisement touts Carter's Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate two pounds of bile daily, relieve digestive decay in the bowels, and curb foul breath. It warns that substitutes are ineffective and that the product, labeled on a red seal, restores energy and uplift.
A Sunday May meal plan lists coffee, eggs, bacon, bran muffins, and dinner of pot roast with vegetables. The recipe section details Bran Muffins and Pot Roast with vegetables, with steps, ingredients, and cooking times.
Porter Henson of Winston county faces $50 fine and costs for possessing a teaspoonful of whisky. The Alabama court of appeals ruled the statute could not apply to such a tiny quantity, but a technicality blocked a new trial, keeping the fine in place.
The Rev. Burton L. Hoffman will preach To Marriage A Failure tonight at the Christian church as a large crowd is expected. He will address questions on marriage and divorce, including the impact of movies and magazines, church unity, and moral leadership in America, urging cooperation to combat evil and uphold faith. The sermon follows Wednesday's talk on Christian unity, highlighting the church's role amid societal change.
Maj. John 8. Cohen, born February 26, 1870 in Augusta Georgia, rose from printer's devil to editor and publisher of the Atlanta Journal, serving 42 years. Appointed to the Senate by Gov. Richard Russell Jr., he is noted for civic projects including grand opera week in Atlanta and backing journalism education at Washington and Lee. He also helped highway initiatives and led social clubs as a prominent figure in Atlanta.
Frank Newland Jr a Pomona golf caddie and married man was convicted of attempted murder for throwing Lois Wade 17 into an abandoned well after she begged him to divorce his wife and marry her. He also faces a separate offense against a mind and will and awaits sentencing Friday in Los Angeles.
Nearly a million and a half cattle were tested in Iowa during 1931, the highest total among states in bovine eradication efforts. The record highlights Iowa's leading role in disease control and livestock health.
Fire damaged the Bank Texas building with authorities tracing the blaze to a nest used by a pair of birds. The incident is under investigation to determine cause and accountability.
A Cincinnati man credits Kruschen for a dramatic weight loss over three months and reports improved breathing and energy. He notes the product’s safe approach and recommends a teaspoonful in hot water daily, with a single bottle lasting about a week.
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