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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1930
Page
5
A collection of simple era cookery directions detailing oyster gratin with crumb layers and milk, baked squash with brown sugar, a cabbage and pineapple salad, and a coconut cream pudding. Each item outlines ingredients, assembly, and baking or chilling steps for home cooks.
In a humorous exchange 2 P Alley reflects on a noisy quarrel with a woman. The narrator muses about actions and consequences in a folksy style, hinting at social missteps and personal reflections.
The listings show Evelyn Brent in Framed with Regis Toomey on Monday and Tuesday, comedies Stage Door Knights and Haunted House, Robert Armstrong in Big News with Carol Lombard on Wednesday, plus Toot Sweet. Friday and Saturday feature Phantom of the Desert all talking, with Trying Em Out and other acts. Next Sunday Paradise Island appears. Richard Dixon is noted for Alabama shows Sunday through Tuesday.
A Little Black Clock helps John and Peggy enjoy a Hallowe en party with brownies. They roast apples by a fire while the clock tells fortunes and shares stories of witches and adventures. The children end the night laughing and tumbling as a lullaby is sung.
Auburn Ala Nov 4 AP the menace of the corn weevil destroying Alabama grain is greatly reduced by fumigation with carbon disulphide nicknamed high life Prof Winford A Ruffin extension entomology Alabama Polytechnic Institute says the gas is highly flammable and explodes near fire and should be used with caution in tight buildings for 36 to 48 hours then vented
Guillermo and Ferdinand Ortiz Rubio the sons of Mexico's president were uninjured in a roadster crash in Kansas City after driving from Atchison where they attend St Benedict's College. The incident adds to their experiences with American education.
City Auditor J L Vaughn warns citizens that ashes must be kept in separate containers before pickup. The Eagle reports that garbage trucks carry metal ash containers and ashes should not be placed in regular garbage cans due to fire danger. Public cooperation is requested to prevent hazardous incidents.
A Alabama delegation appointed by Governor Bibb Graves will attend the National Child Welfare Conference in Washington in November 1922. The group includes Mrs. A. M. Tunstall Dr. George H. Denny Dr. Bradford Knapp Dr. A. F. Herman J. N. Baker Le Bidgood Stabbo Mortle Newfield and Miss Mary Luke. The event aims to foster thought and interest in child welfare with 1200 experts and many officials volunteering.
Annodated Presa notes CST schedules with PM times and general programming guidance.
A dense OCR of radio station listings shows a 454.3-WEAF to 447.4-VI MAD schedule with multiple programs and cross-station mentions. Entries include Ale Scoops, The Pickards, Snoop & Peep, Orchestra features, Happy Bahera, Alexander Woollcott, Sanderson and Crumit, and Howard Barrow performances across numerous stations such as WABC, WGN, KOA, KFI, and KMEX, with varied times and program types.
A dense rundown of radio programs and station call letters lists performances by Raymond Bellows and bands like Vincent Lopez and Mickey Alpert, with times from 9:00 to 19:00 and multiple stations such as KSTP KOA KOMO WTMJ and WHK WXYZ WSPD. The schedule includes The Fire Fighters, Amos Andy, and Cassell's Orchestra among others, indicating a broad network of daily broadcasts.
A fragmented listing shows Central Clear Channel Stations with several call signs such as VW-1029 WIR-7H and WCCO-819, names like Tim Rites Tile Tham Strum Ruthle Blowers, and multiple frequencies including 293.8 and 392.6. The item resembles a miscellaneous broadcast guide and program notes.
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