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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
2
A garbled column mocks political talk and social quirks with jumbled phrases from editorials and headlines. It references Governor Bonner, President Wilson, fashion notes, elopement stories, and a stray car ad line, all tangled in a single noisy passage.
A Commentary contrasts American urgency with European restraint. It argues Americans rush life, boost ambition, and suffer nervous strain while Europeans remain steadier. The piece cites England’s climate and church practices, noting Greenville church scenes and a moral about a thief's reward.
The National Ranger organization backs rural credit legislation to aid small farmers, arguing for long term loans and credit access. Debates touch tariffs, currency, and antitrust laws as focus shifts to financing mechanisms for farmers, especially in the South.
A report indicates lawmakers expect passage of the proposed measure during the upcoming winter session with no indicated opposition. It notes broad support and swift committee action suggesting rapid advancement once the session opens.
An aged advertisement touts a Salts remedy to flush kidneys and dissolve uric acid from meat consumption. It claims four ounces of salts dissolved in water before breakfast restore kidney function, relieve bladder irritation, and prevent night urges. The formula blends acids from fruit with mineral salts, marketed as safe and inexpensive.
The New York World reports a heated clash of voices as Roosevelt and Bryan push hard lines on war with Germany and Mexico, while Wilson seeks a cautious peace. Controversy centers on urging Holy Scripture to justify policy and the nation's duty to defend rights amid looming conflict.
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