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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1915
Page
6
In a sweeping meditation on war and faith the author argues Christianity has not failed its followers or the gospel of peace. The piece shifts blame from Christians to individuals who have misread Christ's precepts, urging a return to the ethos of love, forgiveness, and mutual aid.
A Birmingham letter laments Prohibition wrecking the city economy and streets. Editors warn of rental hikes and rising costs as bankers, grocers, and shops face scarce labor and fewer convicts. Citizens fear decay yet hope law change may revive work and streets.
A Valdosta newspaper excerpt relays a reader inquiry to Cardinal Newman about the poem Lead Kindly Light. The Cardinal’s reply suggests poets are not obliged to reveal their intended meaning. The piece argues the line many take as eternity may reflect the poet’s earthly joy at homeward voyage and return.
The Methodists at Foster Street plan a Get-together meeting next Wednesday with each member bringing a friend. A musical program and songs will entertain, refreshments will be served, and two or three more such gatherings are planned later this year.
Madison Heights resident Chas A Ragland writes that Thedford's Black Draught relieves indigestion and stomach troubles, colds, nervousness, and fatigue. He claims it is the best medicine he has used and notes its gentle action and lack of after effects with wide availability and a price of 50 cents.
Carl Espy, a leading cotton man, arrived from the north and said business people were more optimistic about the cotton market. He noted widespread hope that the cotton situation will be satisfactorily resolved. Savannah News reported.
A for rent notice advertising a pleasant five room house one block from Main Training with all conveniences. Possession available immediately. Contact G. W. Pilcher at 14.
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