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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary passage discusses various drugs including morphine heroin and cocaine and mentions their effects and dangers. The text references terms like indica and patent medicines and hints at illegal distribution and harm, though the passage is garbled and incomplete.
A distorted item notes Dr. W. A. Rastedo describing the dangers of certain drugs including cannabis and opiates. It references induced effects, legal controls, and concerns over substances classified under the broader narcotics framework. The piece cites medical authority and cautions about misuse and legal penalties.
The article urges rural residents to stay home and nurture the community amid shifting farm economics. It warns that moving to town invites unfamiliar environments and dependency, arguing that diversified crops and local ties strengthen the “little dirt” farmer and preserve freedoms. It references Grant Rheim and a Perry publication noting farm resilience and caution against casual urban migration.
The report describes severe drought and cold in the Midwest with farmers facing ruined credit and mounting losses. Cattle die from overwork as horses suffer. wind, rain, and snow worsen harvests and feed shortages across Kansas, Kansas City, and surrounding areas. The piece notes how farmers, including students from the Agricultural College, struggle daily to haul feed and sustain livestock while the economy falters.
The Montgomery Journal reports farmers will tighten credit and resist debt in 1917, aiming to keep homes at home and raise horses and mules for Western settlers. They plan livestock sales abroad to support wartime needs while diversifying income, reflecting broader economic shifts due to European conflict.
Fragmented OCR text notes a jumble of names places and events including railroady Billy Bundayly and C F Stephenson with Palace Theatre tickets and two free tickets for a three read program at a police ticket window. contains uncertain details and broken phrases.
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