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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1945
Page
8
A fragmented home canning note outlines steps to handle wild berries including washing drying and preventing mold. It mentions using ice for cooling and cautions against moldy fruit while advising to rinse and inspect berries before preserving and storing. It references Miss Curtis and household practices.
The text notes various canned fruits and beverages, mentioning sugared items and preserves. It references prices, taxes, and a note about budget issues and expiry concerns affecting jams and juices. It may reflect a 20s era grocery list or civic budget chatter.
MT VERNON AP The teenage and agent of Frank Sinatra defended him after a veteran of the Pace era bumped him from an airliner. Sinatra, traveling on a No 3 priority under government orders, remained at the airport with Eugene Harshbarger until a place on the next plane was found. Al Levy said Sinatra had long held that priority and did not bump anyone.
In New York AP reports simmering revolt in minor leagues over major league dominance. A six man NA committee plans to renew talks on major minor relations as minor demand territorial protection and higher draft prices. The mood hints at a potential break rather than a new pact before the January 14 1946 expiry.
OZARK Blue Springs' Max McLaughlin was chosen as representative to the State Convention of the Future Farmers of America. Eleven chapters met in Blue Springs last week with officers presiding including Bob McLaughlin and Joe Caraway. About 250 girls from state clubs are expected to attend the Tallahassee course beginning June 29, with leaders and agents accompanying.
Jackson County 4-H clubs will be represented in Tallahassee at the annual Short Course resuming after wartime lapse. Attendees include Lowie Scott Alford Agnes Fillingham Norma Ruth Warrell Evelyn Henley Wilma Cox Nadas Merle Alford Roberta Alford Emma Nell Lawrence Bille Wester Mary Low Wester Jackie Byrne Bethe Anne Clark Betty Kirkland Virginia Kirkland and Myrt-
The ad claims over a million dollars is spent on pile treatment yearly while promoting Petersons Ointment as swift relief. It touts cooling soothing action with a tube and applicator priced 360 a box, urging buyers with a money back guarantee and Coast Guard officers as examples of relieved customers.
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