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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
3
A reflective poem by Mary Gurney lamenting a young life cut short, comparing beauty and dreams with the grief of absence. The page also reports social events in Ozark including Beta-Delta Card club, Sorosis charity bridge, and hosting duties by Miss Ayer and Miss Armstrong in Webb with guests from Dothan and Montgomery.
Marguerite Churchill shares a daily skin routine using cold water and ice to tighten pores. She advises cleansing with cream and skin food, avoiding soap and water, and finishing with a skin tonic and powder to maintain a dry, healthy complexion.
A vintage advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as the easy fat loss method. It prescribes half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and urges reducing potatoes butter cream and sugar. The copy promises weight loss in four weeks and a health boost with a money back guarantee. It promotes Dothan Drug Co. as a retailer and notes availability in drugstores worldwide.
President Hoover plans three campaign addresses to amplify his acceptance and outline his administration’s aims for a second term. First in Des Moines, Iowa on October 4 targets farmers. a New York City speech will address industrials. a third address is undecided. The moves follow pressure from advisers after the Maine defeat and reflect Hoover’s reluctance to expand his personal campaign schedule.
Oklahoma City dispatch says twenty drivers, mostly young couples, were seized by two highwaymen at Three Falls northwest of the city. After more than three hours the captors fled when one car attempted a break for freedom, leaving the loot largely missing and the robbers gone.
A report notes that more than half of the world's radio receiving sets are in the United States and nearly half of the broadcasting stations operate there, underscoring American lead in radio technology and infrastructure.
Mrs Cook entertained in Ashford on Wednesday afternoon honoring bride to be Miss Mabel Harris. Guests from the Double-Six Card club and friends included Mrs Joe Martin Stallings Mrs John dful lins Mrs Lawrence Oakley Mrs Julian Hall and others. A gift of pottery was presented before refreshments.
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