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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1931

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Fragmented OCR Item From The Dothan Eagle

An OCR fragment from The Dothan Eagle mentions subscription services and advertising with references to national reps Frost Landis Kohn and associates in Atlanta New York Detroit and other cities. It contains garbled lines about cable news and Associated Press material and ends with a quote attributed to Thomas Jefferson.

Frost, Landis & Kohn Atlanta New York Detroit Louie San Francisco Cable & Word Associated Press

There Oughtta Be a Law at The Eagle Dream

A reader letter from Harl Oakley discusses Eur Gene Tal­madge Georgia Agriculture Commissioner and Huey Lang’s proposal to ban cotton planting in 1932. The author cites a New Orleans convention supporting a nationwide ban, argues quarantine measures constitutional, and warns of economic collapse if cotton is restricted. The piece questions the plan’s practicality and urges farmers to adapt.

Tha Eagie Wesnot Eurgene Talmadge Georgia Huey Lang New Orlence New Orleans Andrew Jackson United States Louisiana Pamoctes Georgian Plana Oua The Montgomery, Advertiser

Traffic Law Help From City Letters Sparks Police Action

Citizens’ letters accuse the Police Department of inaction on traffic enforcement. Chief Domingus responds with arrests, first targeting the editor’s wife for blocking a fire plug as the town struggles with a disorderly downtown traffic pattern.

The Eagle Police Department Embryo Barney Oldfields Mré Domingus Vicetim

Poetic Bits and Political Bits From The Negro Post

A scrambled clipping notes Paul Lawrence Dunbar and John Temple Graves poems, references Verse Craft, Flossie Deane Craig verses, and a political quip about the U S short selling. It mentions H C Manon of Bolton, J P Morgan, and a plan by the Iowa Legislature to tax and fund war efforts.

Paul Lawrence Dunbar The Negro Post Oona Dunbar Coutiee Cullen H.C. Manon Borton Hunga J. P. Blorgan United States U. & Short John Temple Graves Flossie Deane Craig

How's Your Health by D and Lago Goldston

Advice on making milk and other foods appealing to children, urging variety in diets. Encourages serving milk in different forms such as in soup or milk soda, and notes eggs, cereals, vegetables, and fruits can be prepared variably to avoid food fights. Emphasizes not forcing a single food and reducing parent child food conflicts.

Sundown Stories Amid Sand Storm Flight

In a sand storm a plane rises above drifting sand as John Peggy and a Little Black Clock ride the sky. They watch camels and tiny insects below while the storm swirls endlessly. The clock notes escape is possible only from above the storm.

Bat John Peggy Usey

Talks to Parents about Child Theft and Fear

A mother recounts disciplining her five year old for stealing a water pistol and asks if her approach was right. The writer argues that a child who steals is not a criminal but needs guidance to learn honesty and make restitution. Fear often drives harsh, damaging punishment.

Midland locals note visits and services across towns

A string of social notes records Midland area residents visiting kin in Pensacola Birmingham Luverne Dothan and Abbeville. Services were led by Rev R W Bickerstaff and Prof A E Middlebrooks. A stray weather description ends with a vivid planetary scene and storm reflections.

Grady Long Wetempka Bir S. R. Long M. J. Baldwin Rec O. L. Adams Pensacola Fla A. E. Middlebrooks J. A. Middlebrooks Hawkins Mfr J. E. Edwards Ozark L. E. Palmer Birmingham Mike Palmer Houston Texas Luverne R.W. Bickerstaff Dothan Methodist Church Winchester J. W. Floyd New Jersey Mollie Lovie Truett Inemton AG. Hudgens Abbeville

Local visitors and residents listed in community notices

A sequence of visits and guests from Mobile Dothan Birmingham Augusta and other towns. Names include Ivey Riley Hall Floyd Stough Ogburn Hudgens Dagwall Palmer Davis Helma Stough Edwartha Whittle Tindell Hawkins Stuckey Lee Wise Glover Smoot Patterson Loftin Baldwin Durr and others with several moved or hosted in Ozark Headland Montgomery Columbia Pine Bluff and Fort Myers. A Cotton States league note highlights Davis of Pine Bluff leading in batting with 14 hits in a week.

A. J. Ivey Mobile Perry Rutolphus Riley Dothan J. R Hawkins E. ¢. Hall Alexander City W. Floyd George Stough Magnolia Ala H Stough Toy Ogburn Marianna Fla J.T. Helma Dorothy Stough Mies Bunch Halstead Headland Roy Les Herring Fort Myers Fla. la T. E. Edwartha Orxerk 5. S. Howell Walter Stuckey Bia J. B. Stuckey Jesse Lee Neeogdecks Texas Dennis Wise Birmingham Lee Alpinee Glover Columbia Ella Smoot Ashford J. H. Patterson Snd Lonnie Loftin Nowls Ozark Bailey Aaughter Margaret A. L. Askew Montgomery S. BR. Lang Maisie Baldwin Inez Martin J. A. Durr Davis Pine Bluff lArk

New York Letter Sy William Gadnies Oddities From City Delicatessen to Notaries

A garbled New York letter recounts plans to present an affidavit before a Notary Public in New York County regarding a past missing hammer and a return of items. It includes anecdotes about a delicatessen run by Shriffrin and his brother, a note about shipping crates for eggs insured by the government, and a bizarre social scene involving New York figures and a vaudeville comic Mahoney.

Mhriffin 7Th Ave Bob Mr. Shriffin Louis Third Avenue Forty-ninth Street Seventh Avenue

Polly’s New York Visit Ends Amid Scene of Fans and Tours

Polly’s personal appearances in New York drew huge crowds with frequent backstage visits and late shows. Frederick J. Burghard offered travel advice and organized hunting trips, while a dedicated staff at an upscale sporting goods store coordinated access and arrangements for fans and photographers.

Polly New York Credals Jett Aapper Frederick J. Burghard Hell Ruldes Advics Jed Fifth Arenas England

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