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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1915
Page
2
The Chicago Tribune editors race to lash the South with brutal rhetoric over the Leo Frank case. The piece argues the Tribune pushes violence and insult, calls for action over eloquence, and warns of jeopardizing national unity by excitable, partisan rhetoric.
Fragmentary text presents a scrambled scene with a person named Dwight or Medill facing travel options to Dwight or Hot Springs. Mentions of Jebosin or Marry Thaw and an item about the Viibune’s onthenke imply disrupted continuity.
An old advertisement promotes Wes Winslow's Soot Syrup as a splendid regulator and a purely vegetable remedy to ease teething in babies. The note mentions a grocery co and local towns like Dothan and Malvern with names such as Miss Clin Melton and Mrs. Clik on South Street.
Pastor B H Jennings and family return to Dothan after spending time in north Georgia. He completed the round trip by car. Dr. Anderson just closed a two week meeting at Tyrlertown Mississippi with about seventy additions. He now meets with Mr Wilks of Cullman as the Alabama Baptist notes the proceeding revival efforts.
Route 6 farmer W and Tew report wax in Duthan today. Local agricultural update highlights farming conditions and upcoming market plans for the region.
Fragmentary text mentions a plan or pledge tied to a figure named Apter and a political corner event. The readable phrases suggest fealty or allegiance themes and a world context, but specifics about persons, places, dates, or outcomes are unclear.
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