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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
2
Writer Hamlin Garland laments Americans buy and read fewer new books. He links rising costs and devices to shrinking reading habits and cites the daily press and Sunday newspapers as evidence of a broader shift away from substantial reading.
Hy Walt Mason mocks aging vanity in a Biporia Gazette column. A doctor and local men recount misadventures in boxing and wrestling, showing that bravado leads to aches, bruises, and awkward pride as old age clashes with youth. The piece parries anecdotes about attempting feats from youth, ending in humorous self-deprecation and keen town commentary.
An old time advertisement touts Wyatt's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy that darkens gray hair naturally. Describes home brewing replacement with store bought mix, claiming instant, even color and reduced dread with a simple sponge or brush application.
The article notes Dothan's strong showing in one half of the Flag league race with high attendance and significant pay, claiming heat ball town status in the circuit. It mentions Bainbridge and local farmers, a survey of crops and poultry, and a Saturday ad from Bush Grocery Co offering 100 yellow legged pullets.
Jin Yorte, a farmer near Mid Jan City, has acquired a plot of raw London land and is pursuing successful cultivation. The item notes his progressive farming approach and growing holdings in a developing agricultural scene.
Xray Haws presents best ever made item with notable size and value. Phones 28 and 682 listed for inquiries.
Fragmented text describes a scene with Calomet and Ladson, mentioning a tea event tonight and a bicycle crisbon. The readable material is garbled and lacks clear names or coherent actions.
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