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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
5
The readable fragments mention a North Foster street bath need and stray notes on sparrows, marriage timing, time to try, and a scattered stream of quoted phrases. The piece lacks coherent narrative or clear events, presenting a mosaic of words, names, and incomplete ideas without a single indictable incident.
The Leelanaw sinking by a German submarine is discussed with emphasis on contraband cargo, legality under maritime war rules, and the potential liability of Germany. The piece argues Germany must pay for vessel and cargo if wrongdoing is shown and notes no immediate move toward war between the United States and Germany.
A youth under 16 is held on charges in Philadelphia for possessing heroin morphine and cocaine and selling drugs to schoolchildren. The youth claims addiction and lack of responsibility, with authorities seeking reform and hospital confinement or institutional care.
A fragmented rant condemns corruption and violent crime in society, referencing Cincinnati and Philadelphia. It argues for harsher penalties, targets a corrupt “Aiauan” figure, and deplores drug and alcohol abuse affecting youth. It links cocaine candy, poisoned innocence, and parental warnings to a broader moral decline.
A distorted report discusses a man returning home with cheese and a thin girl, implying unclear relationships and social judgment. It notes a lack of class in a man who harms his wife or home, reflecting troubling attitudes and vague events in the fragment.
Budget Committee reports supplementary military credit figures for France at 403 million francs OT in 100000 units. Howell, Houston's elder statesman, visited and One te Frank Slaith, a reputed farmer on rote one, reported crops suffering.
An old home remedy for restoring natural hair color via Sage Ten and Sulphur Compound is now sold in stores as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur. A bottle costs about 50 cents and reportedly darkens hair evenly without obvious signs of dye. Also notes a local visit by W. A. Daniels of Midhland City trading at Tall Taylor Route 1.
An advertisement touts Calomel as mercury and warns of its dangers while promoting Dalvon’s Liver Tone as a safe, all vegetable remedy. It promises quick relief from bilious symptoms and a healthy liver with a money back guarantee if not effective. It urges readers to buy a bottle and share with the family.
A reader warns against using soap on hair, noting it dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. Recommends plain coconut oil as a pure, greaseless alternative, cheap and effective. Suggests moistening hair with water and applying a small amount for rich lather and soft, quick-drying results.
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