Obscure 1931 Dothan Eagle page fragment note
A damaged OCR readout from the Dothan Eagle dated Thursday September 17 1931 contains scattered names and lines about obituaries and notices plus a Jefferson quotation. Readable items include a few broken names and terms but no clear event details or complete notices.
Colquitt County Plan Boosts Local Farming Prosperity
The Eagle reports on Colquitt County's farming plan adopted five years ago by farmers, bankers, and business leaders. It highlights diversified crops, joint marketing, and higher farm values, noting continued prosperity since 1929 and a strong partnership between farmers and local institutions. The piece cites bankers W C Vereen and chamber official W E Aycock and references plans to extend the model to Houston County with local buy-in.
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Southern Livestock Show
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Judson College faces scrutiny over admission letter bias
In Marion Alabama a girl who charged Dr Campbell with attempted assault was set to enroll at Judson College this fall. Dean Mabel Bower urged reconsideration and advised against a formal admission, prompting accusations that the college barred her based on an unjust verdict.
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Campbell
Senor H High School
Judson College
Biles Mapel Bower
Judson
Mabel Bower
Orsi
Green
Crovérdon
Dean Mabal Bower
Trenete
We See a World View By Scottie McMeneie
A column by Scottie McMeneie reflects on agriculture, economy, and global prospects. It contrasts farm profitability with policy limits, notes rising education trends, and urges practical, humane thinking over regulation while praising England’s leadership and the value of genuine learning.
Judson faced with barring from all women’s colleges
The piece questions Judson College officials actions in a case involving a vulnerable girl. It argues Baptists of Dothan, donors to the institution, deserve clarity on the decision and the officials’ handling, urging condemnation if the facts are mishandled.
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Egypt
India
South Africa
South America
Mexico
Judson
Baptists of
Dothan
Judgon
How's Your Health by De Lago Goldston
A historical overview outlines infantile paralysis, later known as poliomyelitis, its debated origins, and the discovery of a small virus as the disease agent. It describes early experiments transferring disease to monkeys and the brain and spinal cord damage in victims, focusing on the disease’s defining picture.
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DE Lago Goldston
Twenty Years Ago Social News From Nashville Area
20 Years Ago Mrs Woolf Mullen of Nashville dressed her parents Mr and Mrs R W Lisen by Miss Florrie Matone returned from a trip to Europe. She was met in New York by Mr and Mrs E R Salone Frank Matone returned from a trip to Texas California and Arkansas Mack Flowers left for Neabville Tenn to enter Vandertill ann ralty Evra Buriechaw left for Judson cal ere Mite Evhel Carrs returned from a visit from Hartford 4. T Trawick route agent of the American Express was spending a few days near hip home here J D Holman of Ozsre was it Doman Jon business. Tascence Crawford of Panama Cis was in Dothan on teofte in Stroma Maunissa near ATs sta
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Florrie Matone
Europe
New York
E. R. Salone
T. Trawick
The
American Express
Neab
Tascence Crawford
Panama Cis
Dothan
Teofte
Stroma Maunissa
Ats Sta
Sundown Stories Animalcules Voyage Night Cruise
Peggy and John discuss animalcules and the Little Black Clock as they hurry toward a late night ocean cruise. An automobile takes them to the wharf where a boat awaits, promising a voyage into mysterious seas and queer creatures beyond the shore.
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Peggy
John
Talks to Parents By Alice Judson Pease Mental Tests Helpful
The article argues that parent defense of child psychology tests is natural yet misguided. Trained psychologists offer measured indicators of a child’s current capacity, guiding educational planning and preventing unfair comparisons. Mental testing helps tailor home and school expectations, avoiding over or underestimating abilities and foreseeing future needs.
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Judson
Abe
Warner
Fall Luncheon Menu and Shrimp Tomato Bites
Reads like a luncheon menu with stuffed tomatoes, cheese souffle, creamed peas, hot rolls, plum jelly, Florida dessert, whipped cream, coffee, and candies. A shrimp mayonnaise mix for stuffed tomatoes is described amid garbled text about a phosphorus scene and a talking clock, with unclear narrative elements.
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Florida
Lettuce Wrapped Salad With Seafood and Creamy Sauce
Arrange on lettuces and surround with remaining mayonnaise. Lobster salmon crab or tuna can substitute for the shrimp. Melt butter add hour and seasonings blend to creamy sauce. Stir in cheese and beaten egg yolks then fold in remaining ingredients. Bake in buttered molds then surround with creamed peas. Florida dessert squares with fresh fruit and marshmallows finish with whipped cream.
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Florida
City Council Revokes Heflin Speaking Permit
Bakersfield dispatch reports the city council voided a permit issued to former U S Senator Thomas Heflin to speak at Beale Park Greek theater on September 25. The revocation came after a protest led by Rev J Stack of the Roman Catholic diocese. Fresno officials had previously refused Heflin a permit for a civic auditorium event.
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U. 8
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Beale Park
J. Stack
Fresno
Heflin
Civic Auditorium
Washington Embassy's Historic British Residency Recalled
A fragmented reminiscence details the British embassy residence in Washington, recalling 17th to early 20th century figures. It mentions ambassadors, social events, and the mansion’s changing status, with references to notable guests, royal ties, and diplomatic shifts surrounding the old embassy site.
New York Letter by William Gainer on City Turmoil and Celebrities
A New York letter depicts a vivid panorama of mass travel crowds viewing violent scenes linked to a recent tragedy. It notes police cordons, a “bandit automobile” rampage, and several fatal and nonfatal injuries near notable spots like West Ninety‑second Street, Greenwich Village, and a hotel linked to a shooting. The piece also mentions socialites, professional sports figures, and a 19th century gang battle, all framed as part of the city’s tumultuous scene and public gaze.
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New York
West Ninetieth Stywig
Crowley
Dolph Durniger
Pley
Sam Street
Little Italy
Cain
Mayor Walkers
Greenwich Villaye
Star Fi
Arnold Rouget
Dave
Nebraska
Bentlemen
Cmntv
Insubap Disaster Sparks Financial Worry at Toparney
A confusing report notes a serious accident affecting the Toparney firm as workers face financial strain and questioned positions. Authorities investigate the crash and its impact on insured funds and job security.
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