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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
6
Jaundice is a symptom not a disease, arising from bile obstruction or toxic factors. It reddens skin and eyes, with yellow secretions and itching, and reflects an underlying condition such as malaria or liver atrophy. Treatment targets the root cause to restore color and relieve associated symptoms.
An amusing tale from London Globe recounts a dead gardener who played a joke on a young woman visitor at his master's house. He asks if she knows the flower's name, she doubts him, and he reveals it was a rose. Their shared laugh ends the brief vignette about botany and humor.
A pasted Edinburgh anecdote recalls John Clerk later Lord Eldin, mocked as the lame lawyer by a passerby, with his sharp refutation. Also cited is Lord Braxfield rebuked for curt remark about a brother judge grieving his wife and his quick temper.
The article explains the tarantula of the southwestern United States is not aggressive toward humans and hides in burrows. It emerges at dusk to wait near the surface, captures prey with venomous fangs, and feeds in its burrow. Females outnumber males about seven to eight to one and males are more energetic and escape-prone in captivity.
A smart baby carriage outside a small Ealing shop held a well dressed baby, a pug puppy, and a ragged waif. A passerby asked about the caretaker and the waif replied she was “only loving them,” prompting a gentle moment of shared humanity.
A court scene shows a race track tout offering a $500 tip for $5, with the judge citing the risk and instructing to stay away from the race track as the core message. The exchange exposes sharp talk and a warning about betting schemes.
A Texas official recalls a near fatal bullet wound to a Dallas area boy who survived surgery, only to die from choking on the bullet later. The incident, linked by the mother to predestination and occult beliefs, ends in a tragic death after the bullet is swallowed for luck.
A historic advertisement touts Oldin Company as a leading southern plant near the Central depot offering steel beams plate and plain glass through manufacturer agents. It invites buyers to visit regardless of purchase intent, claiming a complete up‑to‑date facility and readiness to form business relationships.
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