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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1909
Page
2
A curious 1905 editorial fragment satirizes politics after March 4, noting the impending departure of the president and circling on health, doctors, and public sentiment. It references Taft and Fairbanks with wry humor about post office expectations and modern inventions keeping doctors busy.
The first issue of the Twin City Daily Telegram appeared after a delay caused by late machinery. Published in New Decatur, the seven column six page paper prints every afternoon except Sunday and uses Hearst News Service. A. E. Hewlett serves as president and J. W. Hewlett as business manager, formerly of Cullman Tribune.
A summarized, period tone look at notable actions attributed to Teddy Roosevelt in a New York World letter. It lists alleged interventions, warnings, and public deeds in a chronological, critical review of his administration.
Fresno assemblyman A N Drew spoke at Central Methodist Church denouncing mixing of white with yellow and black races. He claimed history shows such intermingling weakens the white race and praises the Monroe doctrine while warning whites will become servants to others if mixing continues.
The reader sees a brittle sense of satire on honesty and social vanity. The piece notes that a frequent liar may be believed only by those who are credulous and notes in sharp terms that reformers often make oaths as a mere form. It closes by remarking that marriages driven by pique bring costly consequences.
A fragmented reflection on weddings and moral behavior points to gender roles, public influence, and the politics of marriage. It notes women’s power and men’s susceptibility to persuasion, urging restraint and self awareness in social conduct and civic life.
A public demonstration advertises a made in order suit sale aimed at the nun of Dorkun showcasing fine tailored garments and personal fittings. The notice urges attendance and notes custom options available.
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