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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1931

Page

2

Safe farming plan outlines village level seed and crop mix

A community program from banks and farmers in Dothan Ashford and surrounding areas proposes a safe farming plan for next year. It assigns unit farm sizes for crops including corn oats sweet potatoes and peanuts, plus cattle and poultry, stressing seed and livestock quality and soil fertilization. The plan acknowledges limited money and credit and admits not all farms can implement it fully in one year.

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Fragmented mood and market rebound in a buyer’s market

The text laments social strain and distrust amid inflated values from wartime prosperity. It notes the the stock market crash and readjustment, with some prosperous while others grew ill tempered. It cites Barbour County hunting, a bird hunting trip, and hints at ads and a "bull in the Bus" motif as propaganda for a buyer’s market.

Abstemious banquet baffling eater described

The Baltimore Evening Sun recounts a banquet where a guest eats only a fraction of each course. He samples one oyster, two spoonfuls of soup, small portions of crackers and olives, and barely touches turkey, salad, dessert, and cheese. He attends as a speaker, prompting questions about his diet.

Baltimore Evening Sun Hee Greter

Thanksgiving as a White Festival and a Call for Charity

An essay critiques modern Thanksgiving excess and the color symbolism of white as a holiday ideal. It urges turning abundance toward relief for the needy, suggesting donations of groceries and meals to aid the unemployed, with reflections on gratitude and social responsibility.

Lima

Dothan Library fund drive and local notes

A letter from Boottly McKents urges reading and lifelong education through books, highlighting the Dothan Library association plans for a new building and a membership drive. It praises local schools and personnel, plus a literary snippet on sleepers from Beatrice Merford.

Maryland Governor Ritchie Taps East Tour Amid Presidential Talk

Washington observers view Albert C. Ritchie as a serious presidential contender as he plans a two week tour across the East. He will visit New York Boston and Pittsburgh with stops to meet Democratic figures while staying noncommittal about a national run.

Washington Albert C. Ritchie Maryland Doath Jee Hias New York Southern Society Boston Joseph B. Ely Massachusetts Democratic Committee Warndustries Board Hell Academy of Political Science Pittsburgh North

Letter to The Eagle editor disputes identity claim

Chas W Brown General Manager Western Maryland Railway protests being misidentified in Hagie magazine. He clarifies birth at Fort Gaines not Columbia and notes his rightful letterhead title. He points to E N Brown of Barbour County as a relative and rail executive, urging accurate attribution.

Hitchie Baltimore the Eagle The Hagie Hambone Reuben Jon Ham) Lewis Graniland Rice Grover Hail Ft. Gaines Columbia Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company Chas. W. Brown Western Maryland Railway Company

Political party primaries and party organization

The Springfield Union argues that direct primaries hurt Republicans more than Democrats by stirring emotion and reducing votes. It recommends a perpetual, well run party machine to find strong candidates, support them, and avoid risky primaries or cross party voting.

Springfield

Dothan Visit Notes and Local Travel

Twenty years ago in Dothan H H Blackmon and R H Arrington of Enterprise attended bankrupt court. Residents include R E Oliver and son Bob Miss Virgie Harrison and Inta Bain visiting Hartford Dr J P Greel of Coffee Springs. J A Chambers and son from Abbeville also in town. G Marvin Lewis left for Hot Springs Arkansas on a short visit. Cub Harris of The Eugie made a business trip to Hertford. E R Jordan of Ozark spent a night in Dothan.

R. E Oliver Bob Virgie Harrison Inta Bain Visted A Hartford G. Marvin Lewis Hot Springs Atk Cub” Harris The Eugie Hertford

How's Your Health ST. Vitus Dance in Rheumatic Fever

Chorea or St Vitus dance is a form of rheumatic fever with nervous system involvement as a prominent feature. It may affect the heart, with brain tissue changes causing jerky movements. More common in girls, it often appears in children aged seven to twelve. Early signs include temperament changes, headstrong behavior, emotional instability, and poor concentration. Handwriting may show irregular movements, and muscle weakness is common.

St. Vitus

Puffy and buddies race to the moon at noon light

A playful diary-style note chronicles Puffy and friends aiming for a lunar landing. The rocket faces daylight challenges as plans shift from Mare to a late afternoon pass at four o clock, capturing a humorous stretch of spaceflight fantasy.

Puffy Mare

Sundown Stories in Australia Wallabies Meet John and Peggy

John and Peggy travel across Australia by air returning to a land of wallabies instead of kangaroos. The smaller wallabies hop near their plane while a friendly clan speaks of roaming freely until locals hunt them for leather, prompting concern over road shoe use.

John Peggy Australia Wallaby Percy

Talks to Parents By Alice Tudson Peale

An educational piece discussing how early habits of self reliance form from small life details. It cites six year old Barbara who could not walk alone or work without constant teacher attention. The article argues parental treatment shapes dependence or independence and urges mindful early guidance.

Barbara Firsl

Farmers scolded for burning dry brush and grazing

A fragmentary reminiscence recalls farmers failing to fire warnings as they relied on vegetables and grass. The speaker notes fewer roamers, dry grass catching fire easily, and a tale about their gad story.

Gingerale Punch and Pork Roast from Daily Menu

Readable parts describe a Gingerale Punch recipe with sugar water juice and fruit flavors, and a Pork Roast with gravy procedure including spices. The text includes cooking steps for glaze and potatoes, plus notes on baking time and fat handling, suggesting a home kitchen menu item list.

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