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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
2
The readable fragments praise and mock political figures, domestic life, and distant wars. The text references Ford, Germans, Russians, and Austin names, with scattered musings on fashion, children, and jokes. Tone imitates a satirical column with intermittent editorials and stray phrases.
An essay argues walking as exercise gains public notice in Claxton and Savannah amid a gubernatorial campaign. It notes prominent figures like Fred S. Deitrick walking as a campaign tactic and discusses walking’s public health and military preparation value, with reflections on wartime finance and national strength.
The readable fragments describe aches in feet and attempts at relief through sprays and remedies. Phrases reference burning feet and tired feet and imply a general demand for relief from discomfort.
A historical tip advocates plain modified coconut oil for washing hair. It claims soaps dry scalp and hair, while coconut oil cleanses thoroughly, lathers richly with water, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, fast drying, and easy to manage.
Alsten island trip ends with a crank case explosion and a failing 20 foot motorboat. The owner and friend struggle to restart the engine after carburetor and spark plug checks fail. Drift toward Sandy Hook forces reliance on lacked anchor as fuel and mapping errors are diagnosed.
Report describes scavengers from banks and brokerages picking through dirt at the torn down former government assay office in Wall Street. Many planks and remnants removed, with rumors of gold traces in dust and ash from the old furnaces lingering among curious onlookers.
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