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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
3
Rev Mr Fayette Halford of Blocomb will deliver the morning sermon at Headland Avenue Baptist church on Sunday and will preach again at night on Two Thousand Hogs Choked In the Ses. The Dothan Eagle notes the service as the day's religious event.
Mrs Crabteer advocates larger use of new refrigerators with automatic doors and proper care. She shares Velvet Pudding and custard based desserts, detailing prunes, gelatin, milk, whipped cream, lady fingers, and varied flavorings. Recipes emphasize chilling overnight and proper freezing guidelines.
A vintage guide to vegetable salads urges fresh seasonal produce washed crisp and refrigerated. It explains quick dressings made from milk vinegar mustard and condensed milk with optional olives pickles peppers and onions for flavor variety.
The article notes Marina, now Duchess of Kent, and her marriage to the Duke of Kent boosted her father Prince Nicholas of Greece as his paintings gained value in London. Prices ranged from 90 to 260 pounds as a gallery on Old Bond Street showcased his work amid elite attention. May 31 state balls referenced. Austria rails deficit story follows with pension-obligation figures.
Price cutting hits cigars, books, liquor in New York as fur industry faces overtime backlash denied by union. Pacific Coast Petroleum halts price wars, Republic Steel pledges wage stance, Kellogg notes leadership in Battle Creek as wage and hour talks loom.
Chicago May 31 APL The NRA blue eagle died in May with price cutting spreading nationwide. New York Kansas City and Los Angeles saw code removal and several defections from voluntary standards. Greenvi le SG Piedmont shift Co cut wages about 25 percent and increased hours to 40 44 weekly. ILGWU officials threaten a 000 garment strike in St Louis over wage and hour changes. Hugh S Johnson warned price slashing had begun and urged preserving remaining labor standards amid NRA decision fallout.
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