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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1930

Page

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Tulane Georgia clash headlines soggy southern grid slate

Rain soaked fields loom over Saturday games as Tulane faces Georgia in New Orleans while Tennessee meets Vanderbilt in Nashville and Alabama meets LSU in Montgomery. Other key clashes include Georgia Tech versus Penn in Philadelphia and Clemson at Florida with Duke facing NC State in-state.

Tulane Georgia Fm New Orleans Tennessee Vanderbilt Nashville Tenn Wall Montgomery Ala Georgia Tech Pennsylvania Tech Doug Graydon Earl Dunlap Clemson Jacksonville Florida Washington and Lee Monk Mattox Virginia Charlottesville Virginia Poly Maryland Norfolk Va Sewanee Columbia D. C South Carolina Kentucky Duke North Carolina State Auburn Mississippi Aggies Birmingham Chris Cagle Mississippi Mississippi University Southwestern Oxford Miss Southwestern Louisiana Institute Miami University Miami Fis

Alabama Crimson Tide power line drives Title to title

Wallace Wade stacks a 1980 forward wall averaging 189 pounds per man with 215 pound tackles Sington and Clements leading a bruising line that has crushed front defenses of Mississippi Sewanee Tennessee Vanderbilt and Kentucky The backfield averages 175 pounds featuring Luther Cain Campbell and Me Right as Wade eyes a southern conference championship in his final Alabama season before moving to Duke.

Capt Charlies Foote Clements Fred Sington University of Alabama Herples John Cain Associated Press Tubcalooba Wallace Wade Alabama Crimson Mississippi Sewanee Tennessee Vanderbilt Kentucky Wade Brown Sington Clement Clements Miller Howard Eberdt Jimmy Moore Ben Smith Jimmy Smith Crimson Tide Luther Harry” Cain Tony Holm Campbell Duke

FIGHTS LAST NIGHT BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Paterson New Jersey lightweight Jackie Shupack outpointed Herman Pernick of Kalamazoo Michigan at Miami Florida while Tommy Cello stopped Louis Kid Perez of California in two. Johnny Farg of Cleveland outpointed Freddie Millar in Cincinnati. Don Hempton of Mason City defeated Jack McDonough of St Paul in eight rounds.

Associated Press Paterson N. J Jackie Shupack Herman Per- Nick Kalamazoo Mich Miami Fla Tommy Cello California Louis Kid" Perez Cubs Cincinnati Johnny Farg Cleveland Freddie Millar Mason City Don Hempton Jack McDonough St. Paul

Singer Faces Canzoneri In Lightweight Title Defense

Al Singer defends his lightweight crown against Tony Canzoneri in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Singer, titleholder after KO of Sammy Mandell, is favored 2 to 1. Canzoneri has recent setbacks, including Mandell defeat and a loss to Billy Petrolle. their prior meeting ended in a draw.

Singer New York al Singer Tony Canzoneri Madison Square Garden Sammy Mandell Jimmy McLarnin Tony Mandell Rockford Eheik Billy Petrolle Canzoneri

Sisters Preserve Figs in Their Porch Factory

In Monrovia California two sisters Mrs Cora Patterson and Mrs Nina Hirsehorn run a home fig business from three backyard trees. After selling raw figs they began preserving them around the county fair and won a blue ribbon with one jar, spurring a larger venture.

Monrovia Cal Cora Patterson Nina Hirsehorn

Porch to Factory Conversion Sparks Local Business Move

A family converts the porch of their home into a small factory to preserve pickle and candy their product. The change signals a shift toward production and potential expansion, reflecting increasing demand and entrepreneurial activity in the neighborhood.

Canton Man Leads Heavy Draft Team at Forkaville Fair

Canton Pennsylvania owner Raymond Hilfinger fields a 2225 pound team that pulled 2300 pounds on a dynamometer at the Forkaville fair marking a notable weight for a male team.

Canton Pennsylvania Raymond Hilfinger Forkaville

Wet Mash Boosts Egg Yield At Seminole Farm

In Seminole Texas an owner, J. J. Green, cut a flock’s daily egg count from 138 hens producing 45 eggs to 86 eggs per day within ten days after starting a wet mash at noon. The improvement followed the change in feed.

Seminole, Tex J. J. Green

Sodium fluoride used to combat roaches in North Carolina

Sodium fluoride is used effectively to combat roaches in North Carolina, according to local reports detailing pest control efforts and safety considerations in homes and businesses.

North Carolina

Overcoming Racial Prejudice in Modern America

The lesson argues that racial prejudice persists despite Christian progress, noting its prevalence beyond the South and highlighting examples of change through Christian action. It cites Jesus healing the centurion, discusses Jew Italian Irish prejudice, and urges personal lives to reflect the Gospel’s inclusive love to transform society.

America Parta New England Ife Aouth

Plan United States Great Britain Air Mail Service Soon

New York reports describe transatlantic air mail linking the United States and Great Britain via Bermuda and the Azores. Pan-American Airways will run Atlantic coast to Bermuda, Imperial Airways will carry Bermuda to England, with mail initially and later express and passenger service. Major G Woodse Humphrey leads the project described in multiple papers.

Plan United States Great Britain Air Mail Service New York Bermuda Azores Pan-American Airways, Inc West Indies Mexico Central America South America Atlantic Imperial Airways, Ltd Europe India Africa England Major G. Woodse-Humphrey Man

Veteran sailor dubbed Uncle Pat rests in Memphis hospital

The battle hardened former sailor, once fighting pirates in China and sides across the Arctic and South Seas, is now living a quiet retirement at Shelby County Hospital in Memphis Tennessee under care of NEA Memphis Bureau.

NEA Memphis Bureau Roe Hhere Pat Arctic South Seas Shelby County Hosital Memphis Tenzi

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