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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1915
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment recounts scattered phrases about money, a bank, presidents, theaters, movies, education, sports, and a civic scene. It mentions a New York writer and Pilgrim themes, with ambiguous references to rain, odor, and a baseball game, leaving a mosaic of disconnected names and events.
The Advertiser voices frustration over legislative battles and Governor Jelks in Alabama amid prohibition politics. It claims lawmakers misuse power, disputes the governor’s influence, and questions bond plans and treasury revelations while urging prudent financial action and committee dynamics.
The Advertiser questions bond issues and state credit as Governor and Legislature clash over fiscal plans. It urges accountability, cites indignation meetings and the need for a clear constitutional pathway, warning debt urgency and public sentiment.
A fragment from a Cincinnati Ene Winit column warns about prejudiced talk and moral talkers. It mocks a woman who uses petticoats and a man who dodges paying debts, juxtaposing social pretensions with blunt observations on marriage and communication.
A Greenville resident, aged 61, reports strong benefits from Vinol and Vine liver iron tonic. She credits renewed strength, improved appetite, and relief from chronic aches to the tonic, praising its effects without oil and urging others to try it. Sold by McGallum druggist and at army stores.
A fragmented quote urges cheerfulness and self acceptance, noting partial achievement is still valuable. It mentions someone praising another as brainy or a big man, while cautioning against pride and prompting a moment to tuck away money under a hat before someone goes further.
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