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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
6
Miscellaneous for sale offers syrup pans made to specification at reasonable prices. A slightly used fifteen foot copper pan is available at a low price. Contact Reneau Sheet Metal Works East Troy Street telephone 361.
Rockwood Mills announced a wage increase of 10 to 12 percent for its 600 employees, effective October 19. General Tire and Rubber will raise its advertising appropriation by 25 percent as a sign of optimism for next year. Montgomery Ward & Co. reported September sales up 12.7 percent from August, outpacing prior months.
Charlie Chaplin talks of hobos who work and share profits while detailing a transcontinental road stake of ten dollars. Fifi Dorsay is eager to return to Fox and seeks a new contract after leaving for vaudeville and an independent film project, eyeing What Price Glory.
The article traces Preston S. Fosters early drifting work from Camden and Pittman New Jersey to Broadway, Philadelphia and Philadelphia radio, as he shifts through jobs from packing model parts to selling ads before finally entering acting in Hollywood. Foster recalls using Broadway letters, a failed 30 a week chorus job, and enduring odd jobs to pursue show business.
The performer returned to the stage through grand opera then moved to Hollywood to recreate his original role in Two Seconds and earned a contract. He appeared in The Last Mile, the breakout vehicle for Clark Gable, and now is set to co star with Barbara Stanwyck in Women in Prison.
Ferdinand Francis pursues Jervis disappearance tracing two men in New York. Nan Weare remains at the country estate to confront the possible involvement of Rosamund Carew and Robert Leonard, each with a solid alibi.
Nan confronts Mrs Mellish about Jervis Weare's disappearance. Mellish, rigid and proud, refuses to reveal what she saw or heard Tuesday night, while Nan presses for a confession amid rising anger and strained etiquette.
Napoleon Bonaparte died in 1821 yet remains a vivid subject for authors and historians. Since his death, writers have produced an average of almost a book per day. Mistletoe is a parasite with birds shaping its life cycle as seeds drop from birds and take root on tree limbs to feed from the host tree.
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