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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
7
A Missouri village woman dies amid rumors of wealth and a note claiming neighbors ruined her. Coroner records indicate no evidence of crime, with letters blamed on gossip rather than provable threats or deed. The case centers on community whispers rather than tangible wrongdoing.
A 70 year old man in Thomasville Georgia reportedly drank carbolic acid in an apparent suicide attempt. He was found near Millown and was taken to a home where he said he wanted to live for his hogs. Local authorities are investigating the incident and noting the man’s advanced age.
The article describes farmers and neighbors in Rome facing land sales pressures as deep thaw and theft concerns rise. It notes families seeking stability through land deals, mentions financial strain, and the community’s fear of losing property to debt or coercive sales.
A fragmentary sports exchange compares two players by speed and fielding, noting John and Collins. The dialogue touches on who is faster, who handles the glove, and who leads in team play, without a clear conclusion.
A fragmentary letter from a prohibition advocate critiques newspaper advertising practices. It argues against broad ad space for medicines and liquor and defends honest medical ads. The writer questions the health impact and reader trust, urging caution in promoting certain goods.
A noted effort describes a battle against chinch bugs in a field near Tost Town. The account mentions protecting crops and the need for cooperation to reduce damage and protect yield.
The text argues soap is bad for hair and suggests sparing use or avoiding it. It promotes a simple, diluted mixture as a mild cleanse for scalp and hair, claiming it reduces oil, dirt, and dust buildup while keeping hair soft, silky, and manageable. It hints at using readily available household substances as a substitute.
A disjointed article fragment describes charity workers pleading for donations amid concerns over crowding and efficiency. The piece hints at a chaotic scene with references to a preacher and a slow response, underscoring public urgency for funds.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt underwent an operation today at a New York hospital. The procedure was said to have been successful with the patient expected to recover. Family members, including Theodor Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt, arrived shortly before the operation.
A historic adlike fragment praises sulfur as a treatment for itching skin and eczema. It mentions applying sulfur to the affected area and hints at medicinal claims and healing effects.
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