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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented editorial set discusses gender roles in war, imagining women shaping peace and opposing warfare. It references General von Hindenburg and Santiago, questions if women will become war heroes, and contrasts male and female influence on politics and commerce.
Fragmentary dispatch from the Emporia Gazette contemplates removal of something for men next season. It hints at an enactment but doubts arise from a further unclear declaration. The text hints civilization’s tendency to discomfort men.
A survey of ten live stock and ten grain farms in down Iwan shows higher yields with more livestock. Stock farms averaged 52 bushels of corn and 39 pounds of clover per acre, while grain farms posted 38 bushels and 12 tons of clover. The piece argues that increased livestock raises manure, soil fertility, and overall farm profitability, citing Tennessee experiments where five stock farming raised yields from 29 to 80 bushels per acre. It calls for courage to follow the data toward greater farm power.
A Florida delegate proposes a bill attacking a figure described as a scavenger of cholera and a cartier of it. The text notes uncertainty about preventing bog cholera and whether to rely on the bar card as a scavenger, urging patience while further proof is sought.
Mrs Mattie Camfield reports relief from long lasting back and phlegm issues after five bottles of Swamp Root. Her husband also improved after using the product about five years ago. She signs the letter for publication with notary verification in Van Buren County.
A reader advertisement directs to Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York offering a payment of ten cents for a bottle and a book of information about kidneys and bladder. The message requests mention of The Deathan Ka ah and notes a regular fifty rent and one wine kettle for sale at Aldene stores.
A garbled excerpt notes Tipperary in an inland Irish county, referencing its size, population shifts, and emigration to America. It hints at historical population decline, links to a wartime song, and a New York moment, but the text remains fragmentary and unreconciled.
A fragment discusses Tipperary County in Ireland, naming border counties and noting a town with 1871 and 1901 population figures. It emphasizes the town shares its name with the county, and remarks the area is not a boom town with a distant view from Dublin. It hints at reluctance to return there.
A farm story notes a son departing from his father’s traditional methods, choosing modern techniques to improve efficiency and yield. The piece highlights a generational shift in farming approach and the promise of better results through updated practices.
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