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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1914
Page
3
The notice promotes LIV-LAX as a remedy that relieves troubles and cures a Humane described by symptoms. It asserts public publication of the claim and cites a historic belief in the product’s healing powers.
Classified line items show agents seeking work with meager daily earnings, sale notices for farms and homes near Dothan, requests for livestock and plumbing services, and rental offers. Other entries advertise a crescent diamond, a Mazda lamp, a West three-room rental, and a party house near post office with nearby conveniences.
In Ratibor on the Oder river a maple tree in Silesia has been trained into a two story dwelling. The trunk forms a neck and round base with a first level and a second doughnut like floor, walls of woven branches, eight windows per floor, and rooms per floor lit by windows. The tree remains healthy and may stand as a curiosity for years.
An OCR fragment recounts quotes and jumbled phrases attributed to Charles Mellen, ex-president of a railroad, during a commerce inquiry. The text references wages, leadership disputes, and tensions with government oversight, interwoven with misread names and garbled parts. It lacks clear dates or coherent events but portrays a contentious industry figure testifying before a commission.
The sun bow appeared over part of the Great Salt Lake formed by wind suspended silica dust. The rainbow was unusually wide with a brilliant primary and a visible secondary bow. The sand consisted of calcite spirorate particles sized between No 8 and No 10 shot, and experts attribute the effect to reflection from particle surfaces rather than standard rainbow refraction.
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