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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1935
Page
2
The readable fragments reference The Dothan Eagle and list scattered phrases about events and people. An unclear quotation cites a principle from Thomas Jefferson. The passage ends with a vow about opposition to tyranny and an oath upon God.
A troubling first person account from a coroner or mortuary worker details a night of grim highway wrecks. It recalls mangled bodies, medical salvage, and the emotional toll on families as a silent vigil over dozens of victims unfolds. The piece ends with a grim warning about highway fatalities, urging reader caution.
The Eagle publishes a record from yesterday's semi centennial edition citing tight deadlines for copy and missed news owing to time limits and heavy material. It thanks contributors for their role and notes some illustrations could not be included due to production constraints.
Milken OShow held a position at an observatory and spent much time watching professors at telescopes. A professor entered, began observations, and Mike gasped at a remarkable shot.
A Washington Letter from Paul Mallow discusses growing dissents among Supreme Court justices over the AAA rice tax case. Analysts link the split to a possible move toward conservative and liberal blocs, with foreboding that Congress may push substitute legislation before January. A liberal reporter notes quiet heckling at lunch and questions about the court’s pace in pending New Deal matters.
Four year old John asks Tosa for a cookie in the kitchen. He agrees to sing Amores, but after receiving the treat he recites words, while Rora objects that the noise is wrong. Star.
A mesaman is ordered to fetch eight ils and six buckets and to draw pomo salt water for flushing the galley. Standing by the rail post, he ponders as mess cooks debate why he delays, muttering about cage buckatful he Makes.
Sundown Stories recounts Jupiter Bear trapped in a chimney feeling frightened and helpless. His attempts to move fail while the Galumps and Grandparents remain quiet, hoping nightfall will grant an escape. The tale focuses on Jupiter's anxiety and longing for freedom.
Drings Goldstein discusses winter nose blowing methods, weighing blowing both nostrils versus one at a time. He emphasizes head position to avoid ear contamination, drainage of fluids, avoiding snuffing, and cautions against sprays or douches that may harm nasal cilia.
A discussion on whether heredity or environment shapes a child’s path, illustrated by a mother fearing epilepsy in her husband’s family. The piece cautions against raising a child in dread and urges normal, healthy upbringing without past shadows, noting environment remains a strong developmental factor. It also mentions entertainment industry notes and a Ukraine Galicia plan report.
A Hollywood montage previews Lily Pons applauded as both comedienne and soprano in I Dream Too Much while Henry Fonda shines in Ah Wilderness. Local high school girl Kathleen McGee appears in a studio visit after a class of 08 commencement humor. Reveals dog star Rin Tin Tin Jr and of Buck the Saint Bernard with famed Great Dane in The Country Beyond. Baby Dickie Moore is noted as Bret child actor with stand-in duties and care for infant actors. Crime and Punishment previews signal Sternberg’s return in old form amid cautious mentions of tag options.
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