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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1931
Page
1
A damaged clip from The Dothan Eagle shows scattered text on subscription rates and theater terms, then cites a Jefferson quote about hostility to tyranny over the mind, indicating editorial or catalog notes. The fragment preserves no clear event, date, or full names.
The Eagle urges Dothan businessmen to study Colquitt County's Diversification Plan as a model after cotton prices drop. Colquitt County's farm product value rose from 3 million in 1923 to 2 million in 1995, an assertion likely misdated. The plan's success hinges on local bankers leadership and full business cooperation. A livestock show in Moultrie Thursday features W C Vareen, with follow-up meetings to answer questions about the plan and possible adoption in Houston County.
Denmark, about 3.5 million people, relies on bacon as its main export even as world economic gloom hits. Farmers dominate production and distribution through a cooperative system, with 470 million pounds of bacon exported in the first seven months of 1933, up from 383.9 million in the same period in 1930. Tax levels are moderate, per capita taxes around 190 crowns, and the government projects a fiscal surplus for 1936–1931 but plans drastic cuts to avoid a deficit in 1982–1983 while defending unemployment insurance and defense spending.
In a fragmentary clipping, remarks on Batchelor and his buttons appear alongside stray musings about marriage, authority, and a California city ban on a popebaiter. The text hints at social critique, political metaphors, and erratic commentary from an uncertain date.
The column writer muses on the hypothetical departure of J P W Mitchell from the Headland editor role and the impact on quoting Mitch ell in the Wiregrass. He considers alternatives from John Temple Graves The Second and Leywood Broun to O Mectatyre, noting potential missing voices.
Remodeled Culver and Harrie building on Fowler street housed Lees Cafe. Liddon of Marianna and Hugh Smith hosted visitors including Mrs Hunter Ennis. Miss Lindon of Marianna visited. Roy Hervinead from Montgomery spent a short time. Franke Howell aided Judson College students. Florence traveled to Luzerne to teach in public schools. Mrs Tom Jones returned to Americus after visiting relatives. Ben Posne and Jeff Adkins left for Panacea City.
In a reflective discourse from Mrs Ussery to Scotus MaKensis Prater, the piece recalls gossip as a fire that cannot be gathered once scattered. It quotes sermons by Dr C How Baker and Rev Lewis B Whitmore on fate, observation, and the unseen work of God guiding through disappointment toward simple, present realities.
Fragmentary newspaper snippet from the Milwaukee Sentinel mentions characters such as Steiner and Pate set in a West Wirein mountain area. The text includes garbled quotes about waking someone and a casual reference to gadgets and a Bose device, with no clear event, date, or outcome.
Prince Michael of Romania passed his third grade exam with a general average of 87 per cent. The report notes his steady progress and comments on the sharpness of his instructors.
An early psychiatry article discusses dementia praecox as a widespread, progressive mental illness affecting mainly young people. It notes diverging opinions on its exact nature, emphasizes failure to adapt to intellectual and emotional demands, and describes the route from misperception to withdrawal. It acknowledges uncertain prognosis but asserts psychiatry’s belief that onset can be spotted and halted with early attention.
The article argues that special classes for gifted children provide faster, tailored learning, reduce social issues, foster leadership, and allow an enriched, activity based curriculum. It notes advantages like arching curricula, real projects, and greater student originality compared with standard classrooms.
Fragmented text lists cookie and salad directions with pepper butter eggs flour and peanuts. Mentions peanut cookies lime gelatina salad pineapple pears and various measurements. Instructions are garbled but show mixing pouring baking and chilling steps in a vintage home kitchen context.
In Sundown Stories the Little Black Clock asks what happened as John and Peggy recount a trip to the corner house where they saw children with a small bird caught under straw. They explain the bird was placed in an empty cage and the children intended to tame it, not cruelly harm it, while the clock laments unintentional acts and the need for care.
A mixed fragment lists Corn Custard for luncheon and breakfast items like French Toast and Lamb Chops, then shifts to a brief anecdote about birds bred for cages and a character named John who explains freedom versus confinement, ending with a quoted line about happiness.
In Jefferson county coal mines eight months fatalities reached 11 of the state total 16 with 4030 figures. Jefferson led production at 4,200,000 tons, Walker 2,000,000, Bibb St Clair Shelby and Marion counties also listed. More than 2,000 athletes from 25 nations expected at Los Angeles Summer Olympics.
A fragmented reminiscence honors a genial native known for owning and racing horses. He reflects on changing times, saying he has seen horses and animals shift roles, insisting he has not seen a horse injured yet while maintaining a steady belief in practical horse sense.
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