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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
5
The piece argues that Major League owners care more for profits than the public, urging Ban Johnson to force surplus players to the Yankees while noting weaknesses in the Indians, Giants, and Reds. It discusses pitching shortages and potential trades to tip pennants.
The Phillies need an infielder but refuse to sell. Several clubs carry extra infielders who could fit into the Phillies inner works. The move might make the Phillies dangerous, but the team shows caution in acquisitions.
Mrs Sarah M Chapell of SEVERE PUNISHMENT town says she suffered for years with womanly troubles and Somaci troubles. After six belts of Cardus she nearly cured and recommends it to readers. Ad promises free book and sample offer mention.
A transcript from an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing features statements by a former railroad leader criticizing government control and voicing concerns about political contributions, salaries, and corporate governance. He argues management decisions should not be overridden by political aims and notes personal financial stakes and public perceptions.
An old advertisement urges readers to support kidney health with Doan's Kidney Pills. It claims strong benefits for overworked kidneys and cites testimonials from Mrs. J. A. Richardson of Dothan and local drugstores endorsing the remedy.
Classified items show store promotions and product pitches, real estate notices, rentals, and small ads. Names like Lurie McCallum Strickland appear with addresses such as Main Street and Foster Street. Multiple offers include LIV-VER-LAX, Mazda lamps, and rental homes, with scattered misprints and garbled phrases.
Today a violent eruption at Mt. Lasnen produced a two hour ash plume reaching 4140 feet. Explorers Harvey Allen and Tom Tae, who went near the mountain shortly before the eruption, are missing and feared dead as activity continues. Water in Manzania Lake sits six minutes from the crater, with three tests reported.
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