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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1931
Page
2
A broad essay on ancient and modern wonders cites the Pyramid of Cheops and delves into Pan American and local notes. The piece laments sensational crime, including a Los Angeles murder case with dismemberment, and reflects on social progress amid brutality.
A program outlining a planned safe farming year for Alabama emphasizes applying one plow to 30 acres, cultivating gardens, sugar cane, oats with peas or soybeans, and several crop and livestock allocations. It calls for seed quality, livestock care, and aims to boost prosperity in Houston County and Southeast Alabama, with banks and business leaders endorsing and urging adoption though not all farms can fully implement it in one year.
Discussion on beer taxes and their impact in the United States cites Britain's experience and German collapse as warnings. Proponents say beer would boost employment and farm markets, while opponents fear job losses in non alcoholic beverage sectors. A Montreal example shows high non alcoholic beverage success and per capita sales.
An obituary memorializes Thomas Euicon noting his influence on men and schooling, praising his courage and public speeches. It cites a National Electric Light Association address in Atlantic City and a winter retreat in Florida, highlighting his long life, faith, and enduring legacy.
Ambiguous text mentions several names and institutions including Montgomery and Dr Podgen in connection with Atlanta. Partial references to proposals and confining discussions suggest a civic planning or town interest. Names appear repeatedly with no clear actions or outcomes.
A mosaic of poetry and profiles from Alabama literary circles. Mary Tarver Carroll’s verse to Ozark contrasts longing for salt air with inland life, while Birmingham writers Martha Lyman Shillito and others are celebrated for prizes and publications.
A year old New York preacher faced charges in Georgia for murdering his son. A ballistic expert testified bullets matched a firearm the father allegedly possessed. A woman testified she washed a bloody shirt after the boy’s burial, while prosecutors tied tire tracks to the preacher’s car.
A humorous column mocks wedding writing by editors and recounts a Ozark barbecue plan featuring peanut fed hogs. Atticus Mullin riffs on wedding prose, then Jeane Adams teases a southeastern barbecue aimed at proving peanut fed hog quality with playful, rural flair.
In a classroom debate a student asks the admired naval admiral about the three greatest orators in Brien history. He names Nelson and Drake as the other two, while the third remains unspoken.
Twenty years ago in Dothan Roy Hill assistant ticket agent at the A L left for Montgomery to attend the farm. KR Keyton made a business trip to Headland. Over 177 cases set for the fall term of circuit court. Beatrice Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith died at her home in Headland after a short illness. Dr J P Bolland of Columbia was in Dothan on business. A petition filed in the probate office for H T Deal of Columbia to construct a canal near Columbia. RB Oliver made a business trip to Ashford. Bri Koohee county surveyor for Huthland Henry county was in Dothan on business. Mrs W F Oakley of Columbia stopping in Dothan. John Hayes of Columbia was in Dothan on business.
The piece questions common claims about tonics and tonic toning. It notes historic abuses of tonics, argues modern science has debunked magic remedies, and suggests natural winter preparation through outdoor activity and sun rather than bottled tonics. It urges preserving energy by summer activity and avoiding unnecessary tonics.
A mother who after birth reduced work and stayed home discovers her son does not especially love her. He favors the housekeeper who cared for him, suggesting a child’s love follows the caregiver and security provided. Emphasizes conditioned emotional responses and the limits of bribes for affection.
Menu items include noodles in casserole with celery onions parsley and tomatoes, peanut butter sandwiches with celery cream, sugar cookies, baked potatoes, and coffee. Recipes feature butter, cream, sugar, and basic pantry ingredients, detailing mixing and baking steps for cookies and noodle casserole.
Mrs. W Labbe and Mrs. Roy de Reene-Wataon hosted last week while Mint Inex Marley visited Hartford. Numerous locals including Henry Stan, Kenneth Holmin, Oscar Pittman, J McIon, and Emory Corbitt appeared as visiting or hosting figures. Y W A group at Ge church met with Dorothy Gee and Julie Gee present. Misses Black and Hodg attended relatives in Panama City. Dr Frasier Willisman York City visited with Dr K B Williams. About 11 687 wholesales figures cited with 6 298 located ongo.
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