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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1935
Page
6
An AP report notes U S officials requested clarification from Mongolia and China on Soviet and Japanese influence in the region amid rising fears of force and occupation. Moscow dispatches express alarm at potential occupation of Ulaan Bator and Manchoukuo pressure.
Members of the Fremont Business and Professional Women's Club earned more than 40 dollars in profit for their charity event. The group organized a gathering that supported local causes, showcasing community effort and fundraising success despite challenges.
Thousands obtain benefits under a new Postal Life Insurance policy issued by the Postal Life Building Missouri. The plan costs 35 dollars and pays 1000 dollars for death from common accidents and up to 100 dollars monthly for total disability, plus extra for minor injuries. Applicants aged 10 to 70 may apply with simple details and a beneficiary.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as quick relief for chills fever and malaria. It claims the tonic destroys the infection strengthens blood with iron and quinine and is safe for children. It emphasizes complete relief and pleasant taste.
London AP dispatch reports Arthur Renderson, 72, famed antiwar advocate and world peace crusader, died last night at a nursing home. He had kept the news of rising European tensions from himself for weeks and never learned of disarmament crisis. He inspired workers from Glasgow to contribute to prewar British labor causes.
Seamen battled mountainous waves before a rescue. The Oregon reported reaching the Vardulia without finding the missing crewman. The Adyar ran aground near Sylt off Denmark while the Erfurt limped into Bremerhaven with damage. SOS signals came from the Italian steamer Pilsa.
Dr. J. N. Baker notes humans face disease risks from domesticated animals and rats. He cites typhus from rats and cow tuberculosis and sore throat, urges rat elimination. Cowpox linked to smallpox control via Jenner. The piece ends with brief shipping weather observations.
Marion Bo Milford a 40 year railroad veteran and former Atlantic Coast Line engineer was buried at Dothan City Cemetery Monday after services at his daughter Mrs Max Forts home. He died in Montgomery following a months long illness and was a Montgomery Central Christian Church member active in railroad Brotherhood groups. He left a wife and daughter and three sisters.
Henry County mourns the death of Mrs. Wood widow of Judge B. Wood who died at home near Abbeville. A funeral service was held at County Line church with Rev. E E Johnson and Rev. O G Pope officiating. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Helen Horn Mrs Hinton Holmes and Mrs Frankie Murphy. three sons N C Waed Bam L Wood and Dr Gordon Wood. a brother N B Crawford. Burial followed at County Line cemetery.
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