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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1906
Page
4
A reflective piece discusses how advice is often ignored until forced, notes happiness as a major pursuit, and questions the value of college for privileged youths if genuine education is replaced by avoidance of hazing. It challenges the idea that sheltered experiences provide true learning.
General Oates states he wants to be ready if a sitting Senator dies before the term ends. He emphasizes preparedness and fitness for possible legislative duty in the event of a vacancy.
A radio or newspaper item notes Judge Parker in a joking mood. The report urges that democratic leaders not gain control again, implying concern over political influence or handling of a case or issue.
The cannibals who recently consumed a forty seven year old British doctor may have used his remains to fabricate a capsule for one of his own pills.
A request seeks guidance on safely extinguishing a gas light before an immediate plant erection begins. The note emphasizes rapid action to commence construction without delay.
An inserted note reports the Hartford Journal has suspended publication this week. The reason remains unclear but likely tied to financial troubles. Other mentions describe evidence shipments to Savannah and potential convictions of Greene and Gaynor based on seized trunks.
The text jokes about resigning from seventy nine jobs, with Senator Depew threatening the gag. It muses on whether his fame would endure if he had grown a specific watermelon variety or mastered cotton farming or hog calling.
Congress considers reimbursing the president for railroad travel costs after Roosevelt tours the South. The measure would cover fares and could grant passes or meal tickets, prompting criticism that it would ease spending for the president.
The piece argues a dispensary could outperform current whiskey handling in Dothan and suggests widespread adoption could ease national debt, noting uncertainty about how much revenue the town and its school presently gain from alcohol control.
A fragment from a historical column argues that adhering to the golden rule would damage the country’s financial condition, framing a debate over ethical policy versus fiscal stability.
A newspaper piece contemplates how applying the Golden Rule in law and commerce would disrupt professions and public offices. It jokes that lawyers judges and clerks would lose work and predict dramatic shifts like courtrooms becoming playhouses and licenses handled elsewhere. The author urges due notice if enacted.
A Dothan observer highlights a young contender trained by Mr Blackstone and practicing law here for five or six years. The piece says he is well known and liked, with potential to disrupt established candidates if he secures votes.
In a peculiarly dated note the Oregon crowd hopes to raise about a million in cash for Miss Alice Roosevelt. They claim Mrs Longworth would be relieved from chores if Mr Longworth can maintain a household with servants and workers, and that the couple may be rich enough to spare Alice from sewing. The tale ends with a jest about Longworth’s hair being a target for pulling.
Town residents recall a deceptive panhandler who pretended to be unable to speak but could write requests. After encountering the dispensary he became intoxicated, lost his earnings, and spent days on the streets. The episode drew cursing from locals and concerns about deterring visitors.
The message warns candidates of a trial on Monday August 27 with urging to consider reform. It predicts the governor will appoint two new Senators to the United States Senate when space allows and laments the political consequences.
Aged and honored senators urge action despite politeness and businesslike tone. They warn that waiting until after death would burden political graveyard sextons and voters, stressing the date August 27. It will not appear more than once in each county town and voting place. Citizens urged to hurry and pay poll tax.
An analysis of rail traffic shows fixed costs and local competition drive rate differences. A coal case demonstrates how a railroad may charge one cent per ton per mile to small towns, yet 60 to 80 cents to a city with water competition. The higher city rate can boost overall profit but harms nearby towns, illustrating trade-driven rate setting rather than manager choice.
A reflective note argues folly is timeless and linked to pride and practicality. It suggests female concerns shift from the dress not worn to the dress worn, implying repetitive vanity rather than novelty. The fragment presents a witty, aphoristic view on fashion and human foible.
The piece notes strong affection for a figure and suggests some believe banks care little, while a confusing figure 92 tras of 522 94265 is cited. It hints at broad welcome for all depositors regardless of size, underscoring inclusive banking sentiment.
On sale at my store are quality goods priced to attract careful buyers. The millinery department gets special attention from experienced milliners. The shop offers full family fittings and a wide range at moving prices.
Notice from Montgomery Alabama dated December 21 1905 that Margaret Kett widow of William M Kett has filed for final proof on her claim No 34205 for the level 5 of section 24 township 20 north and range 14 east. The proof will be made before the circuit court at Dothan Alabama on January 8 1906 witnesses S A Sugram J L Crooms Frank Thornton Robert L Mel all of Pansey Alabama.
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