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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1934
Page
2
Fragments from the Dothan Eagle show a notes section including a Thank You card request and a wedding or social mention. The readable text references a family name, a ceremony location, and a charitable or personal acknowledgment.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses sworn oaths and political minds centering on figures like Thomas Jefferson. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or events beyond a November 21 indication.
A long essay classifies women into types from the stylish idealist to the martyr and the militant reformer. It sketches how society expects feminine behavior and how each type navigates men, children, and status, ending with a claim that women seek deeper roles despite claims of independence.
New York Day by Day reviews the faltering legitimacy theatre season with four remaining attractions expanding to 80, as producers shuffle, new figures like Mex Gordon emerge, and classic names vanish. Observations span critics’ power, operatic-influenced publishing, and a shift in Broadway culture amid changing careers and venues.
News Behind the News by Paul Mallon discusses Japan’s aims to become a major power in Asia, using diplomacy and expansion in scrap iron and cotton trade to fund growth. It notes American warnings, Allied diplomacy, and Japanese plans to dominate Pacific trade while avoiding open war.
Dr Iago Goldstein discusses the nervous stomach linking digestion to emotional states. He describes constitutional traits of sufferers and how childhood or adolescence experiences with marriage work and social life can trigger gastric problems in adulthood. The piece notes hatless fashion in Spain and a Polish coal price cut policy.
The article argues business leaders now control the NRA and lack of publicity insight, contrasting Johnson’s transparent approach with today’s goldfish bowl method. It cites Deputy Administrator Dunning organizing a tobacco hearing and telling participants to avoid discussing it with women to keep reporters away.
The Hollywood star Clara Bow avoided talkies and microphone fright, withdrew from acting for months before motherhood, and after a long ranch retirement returned to film with the 1930s era comeback. Her marriage to Rex Bell preceded a cautious return to cinema in a post retirement bid.
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