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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1932
Page
1
The core of the notice reflects thanks and tribute as two generations of residents are remembered. Obituaries honor individuals, while resolutions express gratitude and enduring community bonds across the town.
Senator Bankhead argues for deep cuts in government spending and opposes tax hikes, urging Congress to trim admin costs to two and a half billion dollars. He cites postal service waste, criticizes federal bureaus, and stresses protecting taxpayers while opposing unnecessary federal jobs.
The piece argues experienced lawmakers matter, praising Henry Steagall’s long service and Hugo Black’s proven record while denouncing Kilby and a fresh, untested candidate. It defends keeping veteran leaders to maintain influence in Congress and warns against replacing seasoned figures.
Twenty years ago in Dothan a Black preacher on Worth Highlands was seized from his home by a mob and whipped after being accused of beating his wife. Officers could not confirm whether white or Black participants acted. Elsewhere, John Wright Martin set a fast two mile motorcycle record on Taylor road, with an unofficial mark by John Wann. Prof. T. Ropers of Newton visited Dothan, as did Mrs Wo Renfroe and Mire. Tenafice’s mother Mrs. Rachael Trister was in Rooneville Indiana.
A jumble of light anecdotes and quips from a newspaper column, including remarks on open jobs versus conservative jobs, court examination humor, and social observations on fashion and manners. Notable items mention Amelia Earhart and general reflections on taxes, laws, and public life.
Rumor speaks of public mood panic and voters choosing against opponents rather than by merit. The piece notes a rise of anti enemy voting, the origin of the term dark horse, and advises office seekers to stay quiet. Local notes mention Rev J W Partridge conducting a revival, Mrs W Battenhauser visiting Atlanta, and Miss Janie Farmer returning from Murphreesboro Tennessee.
A mother and child in a park encounter a wooden totem pole and a naïve threat. The boy debunks the fear, accusing the mother of lying, and urges that obedience gained through deception is worthless. The piece argues trust is essential for a child’s moral development and respect for parents.
A playful exchange unfolds as Puffy asks how he looks and his father replies that while Puffy may not look bad the gadding may wear off his hat and notes that travel broadens a person, hinting at growth through movement.
Dr Lago Goldston explains the role of mucous membranes in protecting the body. The mucous layer traps bacteria pollens and dust and aids in defending the digestive and respiratory tracts against injury from small particles as they pass through.
John and friends plan a bird feeding setup at Riverbank. They place a water pan on a stump, nail a wooden box as a bird feeder with the opening outward, and hang suet. The scheme aims to attract birds while keeping bread crumbs dry and deterring cats. Birds quickly visit the new feeding station.
The respiratory tract mucous membranes feature whip like cilia that rhythmically move mucus toward the throat. This action propels phlegm upward so it can be hawked and expelled, helping clear the back of the nose and throat.
A vintage kitchen note outlines Asparagus a la King with breakfast and dinner components. It lists rhubarb sauce and a creamy sauce with butter flour milk eggs and seasonings. Instructions describe simmering rhubarb with water cooking ten minutes then adding ingredients and finishing with a hot buttered dish.
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