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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1943
Page
2
Dorothy Dix argues that both parents and children create home discord when in laws intrude and elders resist change. Mental and physical stiffness, pride, and habit trap older generations, while money may force living together. She urges smoother relations, self restraint, and courtesy to curb friction.
Kate Smith is featured in an Army show as a reminder that aging parents should adapt to their children's lives. The piece urges seniors to respect private family spaces and avoid repeating old stories or meddling in adult affairs. It emphasizes harmony by encouraging independence and mutual adaptation between generations.
A pamphlet sending opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy titled What Causes Epilepsy. Free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 535 Fifth Ave New York NY. Dest H 104.
The State Health Department announced that only two of the 1,134 scarlet fever cases last year came from Houston County. Jefferson led with 225 cases, while 74 were reported in Montgomery County and other counties ranged from 69 in Etowah to 25 in Jackson and Morgan. Six counties reported no cases.
Georgia Tech heads to South Bend for a Saturday game against Notre Dame. Coach Bill Alexander watches as the defense disrupts key Notre Dame plays. Captain Matt Manning, sidelined with injuries, may play limited minutes, with Bertelli likely to lead the Irish passing threat.
The legible bits show players Fett tackle John Stever Manning Tech guard Beal center Bi Smith Clems tackle Walter Kilzer and other unclear names. A jagged line mentions trains, aviation, and a 1913 employment note, but most details are unreadable.
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