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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
2
Mesdames W Thomas St Bejeff and H Th Wallace are detained in Troy while attending the annual meeting of the Wanna Aus diary of the Presbyterian Synod.
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A tense drawing room exchange features a narrator observing Maureen and a male figure debating courage and cowardice amid wartime memories. A Philippine scene of cholera and a wounded private named Ennis shapes a moral debate on duty versus fear, with reflections on heroism and heartache.
A fragmented recollection describes taking Black-Draught after meals to ease chest pain and breathing spells. The narration notes improved health after regular use, with earlier sickness and bad color fading as the remedy’s effects become apparent.
Poppe of New Bremen Ohio claims a hero’s tale to earn the Distinguished Service Medal. Former corporal John Lea testifies Poppe volunteered for water under fire, captured German troops, and saved lives during an Argonne drive. Posts at Lima and New Bremen verify his service and unit records.
Washington experts warn that motorists hug road centers, not edges, due to fear of ditch. Bureau of Public Roads says edge proximity varies from inches to several feet, prompting design shifts toward wider pavements and safer shoulders.
A quirky note quotes concerns over toads and marked influence in curves, signaling a debate about separating these elements in urban drainage and landscape design. Local officials weigh ecological impact, traffic safety, and aesthetic considerations as they consider policy adjustments.
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