Dothan Eagle Advertiser 1929 November 25
Dothan Alabama issue date Monday November 25 1929 presents postal rates for subscriptions by carrier and mail including one week three months six months and yearly options. It lists Roy Hatfield as circulation manager and contains standard Associated Press notice and policy statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROY &. Hatfield
Frost, Landis & Komn Atlenta
New York
Detroit
St Louis
Chica
San Francisco
Rewess
God
Jefferson
Best Interest of the State Debate Across Alabama Press
The Lafayette Sun attacks Senator Heflin and Senator Bankhead over Senate candor and party loyalty. It criticizes Heflin as tireless yet imperfect and questions Bankhead for abandoning the party principle to gain votes. The Eagle contrasts its view with the Sun on Alabama political leadership.
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Julian Hall
Alabama Press Association
Heflin
John H. Bankhead
Senate
The
Sun
Eagle
Alabama
Bankhead
Democratic Party
LaFayette
Privileged Exchange on Fashion and Bathhouse Trends
A fragment discusses customs in greetings and courtship, contrasts French and American manners, and surveys the growing American home bath culture with fashionable fittings and watercolor themes. It notes a shift from old romance to modern domestic luxury as water season inspires new bath innovations.
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Monsieur
Madamoiselle
Modern Bath Decor Sparks Comfort and Reading
Towels in pastel hues suggest a modern bath as the perfect reading space. Shelves fasten securely to tubs, offering sturdy storage. A rubber pillow for the head and a colorful cover on the hot water bath enhance relaxation. A tiny button may bring hot tea, signaling progress in comfort.
In Defense of Lobbyists and the Rise of Groups
The piece argues lobbyists reflect a broader shift in politics toward organized groups. It notes improvement associations unions churches and fraternal orders wield power, while individuals grow less influential. Examples include New York bar and medical associations and Tammany Hall as governing forces in cities.
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Baltimore
Bar and Medical Associations
Anti-Labor League
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Tammany Hall
New York City
Los Angeles
Association of Commerce
England
Tennessee
Baptists
Washington
Navy League
Sonuinwal
Batchelor's Buttons and Blunt Social Snatches
A column of pithy witticisms and aphorisms multiple quips on duty reputation romance and common sense. Jests touch on billing love hard heads and human folly with a dash of political jab at Bolsheviks and a nod to 1929 fashion.
Smithsonian’s Austin C Clark a human encyclopedia
Washington reports on Austin H Clark a Smithsonian scientist famed as a human encyclopedia. He is national museum curator of echinoderms with a prolific output and foreign honors including a Danish cross and Monaco aide de camp.
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Washington
CP. Goldsmith
Austin H. Clark
Smithsonian
Zanzabar
Clarke
L. QO. Howard
Clark
National Museum
Dannébrog
Prince Albert of
Monaco
United States
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
France
England
Harvard
Venezuela
Bermuda
Lesser Antilles
Royal Geographical Society
Aleutian Islands
Bering Sea
Japan
Hawaii
The Spice of Life Editorial Paragraphs in Georgia Papers
Readers praise distinct local editorial paragraphs across Georgia papers. Influential columnists such as Batchelor Hall and Jerger enrich papers in Savannah, Blackshear, Thomasville, Quitman, and others, while syndicates fail to match regional voices.
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Dothan
Eagle
W. C. Batchelor
Julian Hall
The
Florida Time Union
Avery Powell
Pail Armstrong
Florida
Savannah Press
Macon Telegraph
Johnny Spencer
Strada Sam
Quitman Free Press
James Wells
Dalton Citizen
Ralph Smith
Atlanta Georgian
Georgia
Frank L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
South Georgia
Lmelight
Haunwick
Clarence Leavy and Company
J. F. Lambight
Blackshear
Kirk Sutlive
Ed Jerger
Thomasville
Basil Abrams
RB. M. J
Willacochie
Hubert Rawls
Brantley
Nahunta
The3ar
Tle
Spaniards Impress With Lute Quartet At Town Hall
A New Yorker At Large reviews the Aguilar Quartet Those Four Spaniards who played a rare lute concert at Town Hall. The ensemble Elisa 22 Josef 24 Francisco 20 Ezequiel 31 have roots in Madrid with a father once royal physician guiding their early years.
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New York
Town Hall
Aguilar
Metropolitan Museum
Rodman Wanamaker
Aguilars
Elisa
Josef
Francisco
Ezequiel
Snce
Madrid
Dancer Aguilars Spur Lute Adventure via Europe and New York
Elisa Aguilar agrees not to wed until the family ensemble dissolves. The Aguilars, inspired by La Argentina and Segovia, tour with two dozen castanets and spare lutes. La Argentina recommended them after praising their talent to Segovia’s New York manager. A prior lute role in a Pepysian play arose when a guitarist improvised on a found lute from pawnshops and seconds used for months.
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William Froden
Froden
New York
Elisa
la Argentina
Aguilars
Segwovia
America
Segovia
Europe
Wurlitzer’s
Talks to Parents By ALICE JUDSON PEASE
The author argues that early infant routines teach responsibility. Consistent feeding, cleanliness, rest, and regular sleep establish a foundation for character. A baby learns expectation and dependence on caregivers, shaping future self management and responsibility.
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Alice Judson Pease
Han Meer
Sundown Stories Credited to Mary Graham Bonner
Winter sleep tale follows Peggy and Jonah as they quiet a restless Little Black Clock guiding them on a calm night adventure. The clock signals stillness and safety while Mack Clark contemplates how to keep children untroubled during the outing.
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Peggy
Jona
Hariiv
John
Mack Clark
Mac Poe
Tree Frye
Haaren
Vermont Turkey Stuffing and Dary Ba Menu Delights
A dated recipe page presents Vermont turkey stuffing and Dary Ba dishes. It lists Oyster Cocktail with a spiced sauce, roast turkey with stuffing, creamed carrots, mashed potatoes, cabbage salad in gelatin, and Date Pudding. Recipes include giblets prep, sauce mix, gelatin mold, and baking steps.
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Mrs
Alexander George
Vermont
Woo Sathaed
Acting head of War Department shaped by cowboy roots
Profile of Patrick J. Hurley, assistant secretary of war, describing his frontier- bred background in Oklahoma, early law career, wartime service, and rise to senior civil position in Washington. The piece notes his Choctaw Nation origins, tall stride, courteous approach, and family ties including wife and children.
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L. A. Brophy
Washington
Patrick J. Hurles
War Department
James W. Good
Walter Reid Hospital
Hurley
Hoover
Indian Territory
Tulsa
Okla
Haarley- Hie
Wreak Ghee
Indian Territorial
Ititin
Frei
Pba
Mise Huwatin
Adm
Hewes
Wilson
United States
Hyathir Patrica
Vedra
Waele
Doure Dart
The Chilly Visitor Arrives for Mystery Meeting
The narrator notes animals sleeping for winter and safeguards a quiet place for a planned meeting. A visitor is expected and appears as the children react with surprised glances ready for a sudden arrival tomorrow.
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