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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
6
A mother asks if her grown sons should pay board as costs rise, and Dorothy Dix urges voluntary contribution, preserving family ties and easing parental burden while avoiding coercion. The column also covers marriage, weight, dancing etiquette, and how charm combines tact, sympathy, and skill, with advice on maintaining relationships and self presentation.
Doctors say kidneys filter blood and when tired cause night waking in youths. Poor kidney function can bring headaches leg pains puffy eyes and fatigue. Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, have helped millions for over 60 years to flush out wastes and restore rest. Get Doan's Pills from your druggist.
London report says Princess Elizabeth’s wedding gown design drew from Botticelli Primavera. Designer Teech Hartnell faced security as guests viewed a salon preview at Westminster Abbey ahead of the November wedding. estimates of gown price varied with speculation on sales in the United States.
Warsaw reports a new Polish Romanian trade treaty to boost commerce. Poland will supply coal oil textiles machining gear glassware steel and motorboats while Romania ships petrol ore flower seeds oil seeds wine charcoal and other goods. Exchanges up to 3 million are allowed.
Madame Silvercruys, American sculptor and prominent figure in international society, will lecture on art at Alabama College in Palmer Hall this November. The program will include demonstrates modeling a subject from the audience and anecdotes of notable figures she has known, drawing on her fame as a sculptor and artist.
A British Zone report by the Control Commission notes Hamburg farm work as the most popular occupation. It states 250 agricultural workers per 1000 in 1938, with wages partly in food. The document cites low unemployment but warns figures may not reflect Germany’s true economy.
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