18 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1915
Page
1
A scattered excerpt cites names and events from Georgia politics, wartime sentiment, and a reference to the Frank lynching. It mentions Wilkon and Slaton, a probate judge race, gas prices, and censorship of criticism, with hints of a public notice style and local concerns about justice and law amid wartime strain.
The article analyzes the Austro-Hungarian note challenging U.S. neutrality on arming belligerents and the U.S. reply. It argues the United States cannot alter long standing law of nations, notes U.S. ammunition sales to allies may continue, and asserts the government’s measured response reflects American public sentiment.
Fragmentary text shows garbled numbers and names, likely a damaged listing or price note. It references a sale or transfer with uncertain currency and items, but readable specifics are minimal and no clear event or entities can be confirmed.
An excerpt notes that German women show intense enmity toward enemies, with comparisons across cities and eras. It argues hatred is a historical trait and questions whether women would end war if given decisive influence, suggesting women are not inherently pacifist and that political awakening may increase rather than reduce conflict.
The community is invited to an all day sing at Prospect Church one mile east of Dothan on the fifth Sunday in August. All are invited to bring dinner baskets and song hooks to participate in the day.
Mias Sailie Belle Cooper departed yesterday to visit friends in Donaldsonville Quitman Valdosta and Moultrie Georgia.
Farmers claim right to air cooperation with merchants and to require proper grading and packing of their products. They seek expert study of grade and packing and monitoring market quotations. Citing USDA Oklahoma cotton studies, profits from cooperative marketing and seed meal returns are noted as examples, emphasizing need for organized marketing bodies.
An advertisement describes using Ely's Cream Balm to treat head cold or catarrh. It promises quick relief by applying a small amount in the nostrils to open air passages, reduce mucous, and relieve headache and nasal congestion. Claims include instant breathing, no more hawking or sleepless nights, with a magic yield of relief.
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