Locals Triumph 46-0 Over Elba in Prep Football
Dothan High School routed Elba 46 to 0 as Fred Brown scored four touchdowns and nearly added another on a 65 yard run that was ruled out of bounds. The Tigers dominated with a sharp line and precise backfield, sealing victory late with three more scores after time nearly expired. Brown’s standout performances solidify him as a top scorer in the region.
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Dothan High School
Klba
Fred Brown
Dothan
Elba
Tiger
Hartford
Gum Strike Rocks Australian Shoe Factory Girls
In Melbourne on November 12, about 150 female workers walked out at a shoe factory over the right to chew gum. The forewoman opposed the habit, arguing it unhealthy, and management supported her stance. The striking workers, many of long service, marched as a group amid mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
England Follows Prince Into Air Boom in English Flying Clubs
England sees a rise in flying club membership as the prince of Wales increases his air activity. In recent months training groups and clubs have grown, with about 5,000 men and women now members or enrolled in instruction programs.
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Croyden
Young
England
Prince of Wales
Flower Bed Crystal Garden Found in Mammoth Cave
In Mammoth Cave Louisville report details a new underground garden of crystal flowers discovered by Leo McGavie and Cecil Cutliff in a 500 square foot chamber near Sand Cave where Floyd Collins was imprisoned. The formations, 3 to 14 inches across, grow from the chamber floor in a style unlike stalactites or stalagmites, possibly a natural gypsum transformation.
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Louisville
Mammoth Cave
Leo McGavie
Cecil Cutliff
Caites
Floyd Collins
McGavie
Cutliff
George D. Morrison
Mammoth Cave Development Company
Kansas City Stock Show Crowned Bluebloods Dominant Week
The Kansas City American Royal livestock show runs November 16 to 23 with six thousand candidates from across the United States competing for blue ribbons in cattle swine sheep horse and mule divisions. A $100000 prize pool accompanies the royal contest as champions move from praise to sale, and youth from colleges and high schools participate in stock raising and judging while National Vocational Agricultural Congress attendees number about three thousand.
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Kansas City
Animal Palace
United States
New England
National Vocational Agricultural Congress
W. H. Meeks
J. C. Swift
Women of Germany Seek a Third Empire
Berlin audience of nationalist women fills the house of lords and a neighboring hall for a meeting on the tribute plan of Paris and the responsibility of German womanhood. Speakers vow to build a third German empire despite terror and opposition, calling for German unity on Dawes and Young plans.
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Germany
Berlin
National Women’s Committee
Gang Agley
Paris
Prus
Sian House of Lords
Frau Beda Philipp
Frau
Katherine Hertwig
Dawes and Young Plans
von Hindenburg
Alabama Conference Convenes Montgomery With Dobbs Presiding
The Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South meets in Montgomery November 20 for five days to elect delegates to the general conference and read appointments for the coming year. Bishop Hoyt M. Dobbs of Birmingham will preside.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hoyt M. Dobbs
Birmingham
Alabama
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
General Conference
Dallas
Texas
Dobbs
Tanlac offers stomach relief and clearer skin claims
A药 ad promotes Tanlac herbal remedy for undigested food and upset stomach. It claims digestion improves appetite, skin clears, and eruptions fade. Priced at 88c per dose with money back if not helping. Drugstore bottle recommended.
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Tanlac
Jody
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Brown
Prince
Beall Bros
Jie
Gingham
W. F. Martin Bldg
N. Foster St
Dothan, Ala
Uncle Sam
Bolivia
Beall Bros Cash Store
Dothan, Als
Nation
Youngquist
Mabel Walker Willebrand
C. A. Rush
Andalusia
W. R. Bickerstaff
Mariana
O B. Welch
Mobile
Wrecker Service
Dothan’s
J. C. Barber
W. Crawford St
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