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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
8
Fragmentary cooking note lists ingredients for a chocolate fritter including flour sugar baking powder coconut and an egg. Mentions recipe quality and home menu use but text is garbled and partial with missing measurements and steps.
A jumble of vintage recipes includes a deep pudding mold with citrus sauce and peppermint chocolate filling, a macaroni cheese style bake, and two macaroni dishes. Recipes cover sauces, fillings, and dressings with instructions for baking and rolling cakes, and serving in buffet style for six to eight.
The page combines a recipe for candied cherry and apricot cake with a political dispatch on France’s government crisis. It notes Premier Flandin’s cabinet falling to a vote of no confidence, Herriot’s possible rise, and looming financial instability. Separate Washington items report George’s naval stores bill advancing and agriculture secretary Wallace urging updated production statistics.
In McGregor Iowa on May 31 AP reports Ranger Anton Snyder failed to contact when attempting to craft a six boat motor for a patrol run up the Mississippi River. The text is garbled but mentions Snyder in the upper Misalsalppi wild tire refuge and impedes a patrol object.
A farm unit woke groggily after an electrical fault. A domestic scene described a coil shorting through machinery, causing a motor to stop and a botched wake up. The US Department of Agriculture projects the low point in horse and mule production in the nation around 1939 or 1940.
The text provides a rough banana nut bread recipe with flour, soda, baking powder, nuts, bran, shortening, sugar, eggs, sour cream, and mashed bananas. Instructions are garbled but indicate lifting dry ingredients, blending shortening and sugar, adding eggs, mixing mashed bananas with sour cream, and alternating additions to a flour mixture, then baking in a loaf pan.
A historic oak near Brunswick Georgia marks the spot where Sidney Lanter wrote his famed poem The Marshes of Glynn. The tree stands on the outskirts, continuing a literary landmark amid coastal scenery.
A garbled Hollywood report describes a ritualistic incident around a rose-banked picture and a typewriter used as a ouija board. A blonde actress, two companions, and a man identified as Sohn Wand face forgery allegations amid cryptic messages claiming cash and groceries for a cult. Detectives Verne Miler and Harry Sherrard pursue leads as officers questioned suspects including Ming Rach Rorolf and Nudolt Sebi.
New York May reports Ar Byrne Rayner's portrayal in the opera Pagliacci drew praise for realism but caused a bleeding bite incident. In the scene Rayner acted as a lover while another performer played the victim, yet the clash led to a visible wound on the recipient, prompting commentary on stage safety.
A House group contends with a serious predicament over farm debts and proposed reforms. They warn that invalidating the no farm debts moratorium act could remit millions, and the high court NRA findings may trigger wide amendments at rites and a return of child labor.
Honolulu reports U S fleet putting to sea as enemy forces move to attack. Submarine and destroyer patrols scour Pearl Harbor waters while air and coastal defenses ready for possible engagement. Commanders direct operations from the harbor as ships reposition for combat readiness amid ongoing maneuvers and strategic deployments along the Hawaiian coast.
Kiwanis members in Dothan were urged to promote a cattle and hog auction market. A mock auction and talks by Col Jim McCord and others highlighted plans to attract buyers, boost home consumption, and support area stock businesses amid market concerns and proposed price points.
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