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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1932

Page

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If You Want a Possum Ax Fer It

A fragment from an Alabama paper notes varied items. Col Lindbergh says his kidnapping hunt cost 200000 dollars and 25000 borrowed. Owen Young hints he cannot accept a Democratic nomination. Tax protests loom as Henry County taxpayers urged to file notices before May 28 to seek lower assessments under Protective League plan. The piece also critiques taxes and politics while referencing local figures and a humor line about possums.

County Court of Commissioners Board of Review Henry County Taxpayers ‘Protective League

Acts Of Stupidity In Balancing The Budget

Walter Lippmann questions how Democratic leaders will address tariff scandals as Senate Finance Committee support for harmful tariffs conflicts with party consistency. Cordell Hull condemns Barkley’s temporary Chicago chairmanship, arguing it blocks tariff as a campaign issue and risks Canada trade due to a high coal tariff. The Senate cuts House tax measures, replacing by taxes on the poor, including an amusement tax and a tax on public information agencies, worsening morale and hindering economic restoration.

Anniston Btar Senate Finance Committee Walter Lippmann Cordell Hall Tennessee Barkley Kentucky Chicago Hill Democratic Party Hull Canada Ottawa Senate Committee House

Batchelor's Buttons Grown By W C Batchelor

Irreverent clipping uses aphorisms and quips about thrift, divorce courts, lawyers and doctors. The piece weaves satirical lines on manners, money, honesty, and summer visitors. It reflects a humorous column style with named phrases and asides rather than a single narrative event.

Dothan Notes From The Eagle Thirty Years Past

A 20 year old Eagle postcard from E T Saliba reports arrival in the city and best wishes for locals. City Engineer George Holler makes measurements for a new white way while J H Morgar of Ozark and L F Patterson of Bainbridge visit. J W Harris, an A L railway engineer, is seriously ill at North Oates street home. Dothan loses baseball game to Troy 3 to 12. Byrd Kelly of Midland City visits for the ball game.

George Holler J. W. Harris North Oates Street Byrd Kelly Midland City Dothan

Letter From The Pastor Of The First Christian Church

Burton L Hoftman pastor of the First Christian Church in Dothan Ala thanks The Dothan Eagle for generous publicity of a revival and free notices of Sunday services. He praises courteous newspaper staff and notes the church’s small size distributes preaching only two Sundays monthly. He calls the paper a public service and expresses gratitude for community support.

the Eagle First Christian Church Dothan Eagle Burton L. Hoftman

Responsibility and the burden of unkept promises

A Baltimore Evening Sun piece portrays a man lamenting widespread irresponsibility as he personally calls numerous local figures—carpenter, Brown the finance chairman, a plumber, a farmer, a painter, and a wallpaperer—each blaming忙iness or delays, while he reflects on wasted time and money in chasing commitments. The tale ends with Green delaying a nominating committee meeting for the same reason.

Baltimore Evening Sun Brown Mr. Jones Ife Green

Washington Letter: George Norris Wins Reform Battles

Washington veteran George Norris of Nebraska, age 71 and a long Senate veteran, sees this session as perhaps his most successful. His major wins include the lame duck constitutional amendment changing inauguration and congressional session dates, and the anti injunction bill after eight years of effort. He also secured passage of a Muscle Shoals government operation measure, a potential defining achievement. Norris has fought machine politics relentlessly since 1910, rarely for fame or wealth, but for conviction and reform.

Washington Senate George Norris Nebraska George Congress Norris House Norristh Norvis Grrip Joe’ Cannon Nortis

New York Letter on Johnny Weissmuller and Union Square

In New York Johnny Weissmuller the former swimming champ and Tarzan star endures fan attention from women while his wife worries. The piece also marks Union Square’s 100th anniversary, noting its transition from a sandy hill to a fashionable center and now a focus of restoration amid subway works and public activity.

New York Johnny Weissmullier Bobby Arnst Johnny Fourteenth Seventeenth Streets Broadway Union Square Subway

Talks to Parents By Alice Judson Peale

Advice to prepare children for surgery and anesthesia to minimize fear. Explains the psychological impact of witnessing medical procedures and urges upfront explanations to reduce trauma. Emphasizes calm, honest preoperative talking helps children remain brave and recover with less hostility toward guardians.

Alice Judson Peale

How's Your Health Insulin's role in diabetes and living well

Dr Lago Galdston explains insulin as a physiologic crutch that has extended life and improved mental and physical vigor for diabetics. It aids energy use, but is not a cure, and management relies on injections and careful self-discipline. The text also follows a family scene about land and future plans.

Local Social News and Visits Around Marianna

Marianna social notes list Mrs. Robert Holman of Del with Mr and Mrs John C and William Daniel visiting in Tallahassee last weekend. Mrs E N A Price visits relatives in Fort Lauderdale for weeks. Miss Mildred Etychison and Fred Pettus spent weekend in Malone with friends. Mr and Mrs J Like Ada Dothan were guests of their son and daughter Sunday. Mrs J W Hightower leaves for Gainesville to be guest of relatives several days. Am Legion Auxiliary met Friday at Mrs T McHion’s home. Virgil Lanier of Jachen visited en route to Nebraska on business. Rendel Sims of Weems visited Mr and Mrs Sims for a few days. Mr Sims leaves Friday for Panama City. A G Pennig spent a few days this week at LaGrange with relatives. Charles Liddon of Gre spent Sunday in Marianna with parents. Mrs Harvey Iveys spent a few days this week in Jackon as guest of Mr and Mrs Chalker. Ellery Beard left Monday for Perry Fla after time with Mr Beard. Tuey McPherson of Green is a visitor here spending time with Mr Guy McPherson. R H Adams and Adams Jr left for Jackson and Racepont will visit for several days. Misses Dorothy Lewis and Addis Riley spent weekend in Montgomery with friends. Mrs J P Ivey returned Sunday from weeks with relatives. Mrs H C Smathers and Norma Sue are in Pensacola this week with Lambe. Mamie ds arrived this week to visit her parents Dr and Mrs Rozier. Miss Doris Calhoun remainder in city Saturday from Ga after attending school there for a year.

Robert Holman Del John C William Daniel Hassee E. N. A. Price Jewis Fort Lauderdale Mildred Etychison Fred Pettus Malone Ada Dothan Sad Charles Wandeck J. W. Hightower Gree Guy McPherson R. H. Adams Adams, Jr Ton Racepont Dorothy Lewis Addis Riley Montgomery J. P. Ivey Igi Migs Gladys Con Ira Martin Russ H. C. Smathers Norma Sue Pensacola Mamie Ds Rozier Doris Calhoun

Prisoners Named In Incomplete Registry

An incomplete clipping mentions two prisoners, 21 and Robert Stockton, with unclear context or actions described, leaving their names and status as the only readable details.

Robert Stockton

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