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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1943
Page
4
A fragmented note emphasizes choosing foods rich in vitamins and minerals to support bone health and overall well being. It urges avoiding processed items and highlights fruit and vegetables as essential, with a doctor’s reminder to follow a balanced diet.
Grocery guidance lists vegetables and fruits rich in vitamin C such as grapefruit or orange. It advises whole grain products two servings daily, eggs, liver weekly, and optional fish cheese or beans as meat substitutes. It emphasizes variety, including water intake and individualized daily requirements for growth and strength.
The Civil Service Representative at Camp Rocker announced urgent openings for Laundry Operators. Positions pay $4 per month plus overtime, with second and third shifts available. Minimum age is sixteen with no maximum age. applicants of all genders encouraged.
Oklahoma City AP reports wartime guidance urging mothers to stay home with infants, breastfeed, and minimize travel to protect child health in shortages. Emphasizes emotional needs, safety, and the role of mothers in national manpower. Also notes a legal case on a bloodhound’s evidence and U.S. plywood plant figures.
Additional vacancies for Sheet Metal mechanics painters and women truck drivers exist with the Civil Service office. Applications are not desired from wartime workers unless higher skills are involved or proper releases are provided under War Manpower Commission regulations. The Civil Service rep at Camp Rucker 18 quartered in building 1109.
Dorothy Dix muses on the value of wives versus tires amid a legislative shift defining tire theft as a felony and wife abandonment as a misdemeanor. She riffs on courtship, love, and the varying roles of wives, noting both burdens and benefits wives provide to husbands, families, and social circles.
Statisticians warn 3900 American infants under one could be fatally injured in 1942 as wartime strain and caregiver fatigue raise accident risks. Experts cite unattended children during errands, fire hazards from matches, and fuel shortages as key factors, urging mothers to protect babies amid crisis.
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