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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1935

Page

2

Passengers Rescued After Liner Grounding Off Kingston

A liner ran aground on a coral reef near Morant Bay sixty miles southeast of Kingston. About 450 passengers and 250 crew were taken to Kingston as the Rotterdam’s crew aided the evacuation. Captain J Van Dypiken remained aboard as efforts to refloat the vessel continued and the ship leaked four compartments. The Arignant arrived and received passengers and crew to relocate them to hotels and homes in Kingston while operations continued.

Constant Spring Kingston Rotterdam Morant Cavy Beutt Etforts J. van Dypiken

Stop Chills and Fever Health Ad Claim

Fragmentary ad text promises cure for chills and fever with unnamed remedies. Claims toneless pain relief and enhanced strength, urging purchase of a product with stated but unclear benefits and a monetary offer.

Artificial male hormone hailed as aging remedy gains mass production

In a New York dispatch Dr L Ruzicka of Zurich reports a newly discovered male hormone that is far more potent than earlier preparations and can be manufactured in unlimited quantities from cholesterol. The find points toward treating aging and related mental and physical decline with synthetic hormones rather than transplanted glands.

Howard W. Bslazeslse Associand Fraps Scieice New York L. Ruwicks Zurich Switzerland Verones Puta Br. Laguer Ruricka Adolph Bytenandl Ruzicka

End of Walker WPA Walkout Indicated by Labor Call

AP report outlines Walker County WPA walkout signals after a strike of more than two thousand workers on WPA projects. Union leaders say duties will resume as hours are cut from 30 to about 15 cents an hour, with WPA administrator Thad Holt confirming reduced hours for pay scale alignment. Treasury position notes on Sartor 28 show receipts of 14 and expenditures of 21.

Walker Sasper Creiker County Board of Revenue Iodex WEA WPA Andcarti Ace and Common Labor Union Thad Holt Treasury Washington The

Morning Star excerpt ends in a tense hunt and romance

Emily confronts desire as Dan apologizes after an intimate moment. They join a fox hunt at dawn, pursuing a gray fox and a coon. The party endures a long ride into pine woods, then return with a hunted coon and shared, uneasy relief. Emily contemplates the messy edge of affection and loyalty.

Dao Dan Emly Judith Aubrey Walt Aubrey Sug Emily Jude Yaller Alt Settin Byob Ban Ana Mac Waller Winnie Emily Jred Morton Failake Meving Sims

Green County Halts to Honor Cheese Day Celebration

Green County plans a large cheese themed celebration with 40,000 cheese sandwiches and 316,000 half pints of milk prepared for celebrants. The event marks a regional honor to cheese production, led by local Postmaster John J. Bug and county officials in Monroe Wisconsin, with turnout and enthusiasm noted across the 24 square miles.

Monroe Win Boston Virginia Green County John J. Bug Momrte Warrant Mill of Independence Gettes Limburger Perapaas Adler

Limburger Sniffing Duel Ends With Authorities Involved

A bizarre event features Burkhead challenging Miller in a Limburger sniffing duel. Washington authorities intervened after the contestants claimed the cheese was packed properly but smelled strongly.

Burkhead Miller Washington Peptal Limburger

Five Firemen Injured By Shed Collapse In New Orleans Area

Five firemen were injured when a shed collapsed while they sprayed water on a blaze in the 6700 block of North Peters Street in St. Bernard parish. The accident occurred as the shed gave way burying the workers, with one serious injury reported among the five.

Kimgetem Pert New Orleans North Peters Street St. Bernard Parish Debria

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