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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1929
Page
1
Doctors warn most illnesses stem from stomach and bowel issues. Tanlac touted as aid for gas pain dizziness and poor appetite with a testimonial from Mrs. Olalla M. Vasquez of New Orleans. It claims to improve digestion, boost appetite, and includes a money back guarantee.
Moscow reports the first gypsy club in history aims to eradicate illiteracy among gypsies. A language school, kindergarten, and nursery open, with plans to expand to roaming gypsy tribes. graduates to join cooperative societies as workers.
Friends of E Thomas and Mrs Tindell are glad to learn they are recovering from illness. The Kinsey community lists visits, prayer services, and gatherings with numerous named locals, including the Ryals, Lewis, McArdle, Fails, and Stephens families. An auto accident near Kinsey injured several McArdle and Lewis family members, with others visiting kin in Dothan and nearby towns.
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne, battling a leg infection, will rest at least two weeks and will not travel for the Georgia Tech game in Atlanta or the Drake contest in Chicago. He stresses the team can still win upcoming hard schedule including Southern California and Northwestern, while stating no loss to the squad is anticipated this season unless his health worsens.
In Birmingham Alabama on October 30 a first degree murder charge was filed against Maude Cooley 36 whose husband David Cooley 48 was shot to death at their home the coroner ordered her transferred to the county jail Daugette from Ensley who said he was present at the time of the shooting was released after questioning and Mrs Cooley admitted knowledge of his presence in the home.
Miss Anne Beddow was elected president of the Southern division of the American Nurses Association at the Birmingham conference. The board will include the president and two members from each of the 12 states. Speakers emphasized public health expansion and social disease control.
An order for merchandise arrived at Blumberg & Sons from Honolulu Hawaii. Miss Gladys Manley, a former Dothan resident, requested the goods. The Eagle notes this shipment may set a new distance record for Dothan's trade territory.
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