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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
6
Dr Lago Goldston explains acute surgical belly as sudden abdominal emergencies like perforated peptic ulcers and ruptured gallbladders. Early treatment prevents widespread peritonitis and safer operations, since delays raise risks and complicate outcomes.
A girl forges a mother's signature on a report card but confesses after her teacher uncovers the deceit. The teacher informs the mother, urges kindness over punishment, and the child restores honest work with a fresh report card signed legitimately.
In a local column J P Alley quotes Will Lee and Paul Weir among others as they discuss money and public workship. The speakers critique lawyers mock oil fortunes and urge practical plans while stressing the value of a college education amid wartime challenges.
Willy Nilly endures mockery from neighbors but gains support from Flo tila Botilla Old Toad and the ducks. They advise him to ignore taunts by pretending not to mind. After a tense moment the friends return with gifts including pondies water and a cake, bringing happiness.
Vena M. Miller obtained a divorce after telling Judge Heni Ferguson that her husband sent her flowers daily at work, leading her bosses to say a woman who could afford such gifts could not be employed. Miller said she was fired after losing interest in the marriage and the husband’s actions, including giving up his railroad job.
In Minneapolis Pat Sawyer, rising star and amateur champion, leads a field at the 1932 National title qualifying with a two stroke edge over rival Jimmy, while Evan Johnston and St Louis notes reference Chicago’s new manager and veteran scout movements.
The piece previews fall practice dates and key matchups in 1982 including Spring Hill vs. Southern and Auburn at Montgomery. It notes September 5 as the start date for fall practice and mentions Crimson Tide and Dixie Conference contenders. A separate note reports revised penalties for wrestling referees under a new law.
The article notes warnings to the referee to curb roughness in wrestling while maintaining existing controversial rules. Sam Perry of Birmingham departs for Baltimore to pursue the national amateur title, starting qualifying rounds at 8 35 am on Monday September 12. Birmingham seeks a return to first division with manager Clyde Milan preparing for 1933 success. The piece also mentions pie crust secret using precise measurements and gentle handling.
Sunday gatherings include Marvin Haisten family and Willie J Mullins with Shell Trawick. Saturday visits feature Zula Benton with Annell Grantham and others with Mrs Marvin Haisten. Additional visits involve Mrs C C Hodge of Newton with Pat Benton and Annie Williams of Newton with Annie Haisten.
Pepper Martin, Cardinals 1931 World Series star, plans a hunting trip after a disappointing baseball season. He has fitted a car with spotlights and gear to roam the Oklahoma prairie, preferring the hunting car to a sedan. He may drive it between his apartment and downtown when in town.
Summit New Jersey AP reports Mickey Walker, training for a September 19 bout with Max Schmeling in New York, could tie Bob Fitzsimmons by winning a third major title. A win would put him in line to meet Jack Sharkey in 1933 for another title shot, following his 1922 welterweight crown and 1926 middleweight and heavyweight pursuits.
New Haven Conn AP delaying adoption of Yale football schedule curtailment to five games as eight game plans for 1933 and 1934 near completion. The committee proposed removing three minor games to shift emphasis to intramurals. Athletes and coaches opposed the suggestion while informal matches between Yale residential colleges were urged to fill the gap starting next year.
Teheran August 30 AP Mos tafi-o Mamalek thrice premier and grand old man of Persia died yesterday at age 75. He was the only Persian shah honored with the title Agha equivalent to knighthood.
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