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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1945
Page
4
A garbled reminiscence on domestic strife and spousal duty explores regret and self reflection after an unhappy marriage. It contrasts a selfish husband with a wife seeking self knowledge and resilience, amid pervasive marital stress and social judgment.
An advertisement urges early treatment of bronchitis with Creomulsion for quick cough relief. It claims the medicine loosens phlegm and soothes inflamed bronchial membranes, contains no narcotics, and offers a money back guarantee if you are not satisfied with relief.
Burton Heath WEA Staff Writer discusses three major changes in the income tax law this year aimed at simplicity. The piece highlights a proposed per person exemption and shifts in dependency tests, reducing complexities for single and married filers and affecting families of different sizes.
Hal Boyle surveys tax changes that cut dependents and eliminates many deductions while noting a second column from Belgium in January 1942. The piece discusses shifts in credits, exemptions, and the impact on taxpayers, followed by a wartime battle recap of Rommel and Von Rundstedt failures near Thebessa, Thala, and the Meuse with American reinforcements arriving just in time.
German offensive led by Von Rundstedt pushes tanks near Thebes, within 500 yards of an American dump holding fuel essential to the drive. Ernie Hate man and Colles tank crews halted the breakthrough, delaying Allied plans and prolonging the African campaign.
Combat correspondent SS Sgt James E Hogue reports deer on Guam proved more dangerous than the enemy as Japanese fled. Deer charged and wounded soldier Carl Binyon of Longton Kansas, breaking his arm. The article also notes the historical use of enrolt as Christmas hymn wording.
San Francisco reports indicate Japanese officials added ceremonial trimmings to a draft board greeting. The sending commander writes to a draftee’s family, saying the son and brother will soon experience great joy by joining a sacred company.
Cattle in Newcomb township live in a newly rebuilt dairy barn with a lounging parlor bathed in sunlight. Cows rest in ankle deep straw under skylights and the feature aims to reduce milk loss in cold weather.
A Fort Monmouth sergeant faces a promotion cost of 450 dollars annually as his 11.09 dollars earning at four percent in Soldiers' Deposit fails to cover the loss. He clings to his enlisted status and bars despite the financial strain.
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