The Dothan Daily Sun 1906 Advertisement Rates and Policy
Advertisement and circulation rates listed for three months, six months, and one year with penalties for errors and a note on associated press content. Includes a Jefferson quote and notices about editorial integrity and investigations.
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Honest Find Returns Lost Dollar in Turbulent Times
G D Wheeler found a dollar bill in front of the post office during bank closings and widespread worry. He chose to broadcast the news and sought its owner, helping Meta White who had just noticed her missing change. Wheeler returned the currency, praised as a model of honesty in town.
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Prohibition Nears Its End in This Country
Milwaukee Journal notes that enforcement of prohibition shifts from retail to manufacturers and distributors. If 36 states ratify, repeal advances. if 13 vote to retain, prohibition endures. The nation will soon know its stance on the amendment.
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Milwaukee Journal
Ansell Sues Huey Long Again for 500000 Dollars
Brigadier General Samuel T. Ansell former attorney for the senate committee investigating Louisiana's senatorial race sues Senator Huey Long for 500000 dollars. He claims Long’s floor attacks sparked the case as part of alleged dirty conduct in the Overton Broussard contest.
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Batchelor’s Buttons Grown By W. Batchelor
A collection of quotes and witticisms attributed to Batchelor on life law travel and humor. The phrases critique fools, justice, prediction, yellow colors and self help with concise epigrams.
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Batchelor
W. ©. Batchelor
Kingfish Huey Long Tested by Senate Immunity Debate
The Christian Science Monitor editorial laments Huey Long’s conduct in the Senate, condemning his attacks and claimed immunity while predicting political fallout for his Louisiana machine. It contrasts Long’s bravado with perceived cowardice and questions the reliability of public figures amid investigations.
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Huey Long
The Menace of a Mad Pie Warns of Germ Exposure
A Pittsburgh bacteriologist warns of dangers from a mud plaything used by his small son. He claims the common toy could carry alarming germs and urges caution beyond advertising claims about disinfectants. The child showed no harm yet, but the warning highlights unseen risks in everyday play.
Dothan Visitors And Travelers Reported
Twenty years ago in Dothan, visitors included W Lawson and W G Avery of Maurie. Mrs. John McNair of Columbia, Hugh Liddon Smith ill, C H May departing for Valdosta, Patti Granberry visiting Montgomery relatives, Willie Johnson traveling to Eufaula, Mrs. Lillian Crawford and family away, M L Jones of Billingsley visiting J H Jones, and Mildred Golson returning home to Samson after visiting Mrs. Charles Cor.
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John McNair
Columbia
Dothan
Lillian Crawford
Mildred Golson
Samson
Charlea Cor
Calling Your Bluff in a Patriot’s Exchange
A Washington Star quips a scene where a patriot says the country calls for promotion, while Senator Sorghum retorts that calls sometimes aim to ball you down, highlighting political banter over advancement and pressure.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Hall of Tragedy attack on Alabama legislature in 1903
CL, Vance from Birmingham writes that a boycott of the legislature reveals deep tax oppression. He urges voters to purge entrenched older lawmakers and replace them with men whose minds serve the people, suggesting reforms and a Roosevelt plan as remedies.
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Llercis
Joely Mutt
Efferss
Roosevelt
Editorial Bits and Bites From Atchison Globe
A collection of wry jabs and musings on politics and culture. The piece lampoons Senators opinions and Harvard professor Felix Frankfurter, jokes about beer and happiness at work, and ponders long lasting heirlooms, fashion, and Western Australia secession talk.
Washington Letter on Senator Copeland’s Senate Health Oversight
Herbert Plummer reports Senator Copeland of New York, famed for improving health conditions in Congress, now chairs the Rules Committee and oversees senate offices, restrooms, galleries, and the barber shop. He battles air quality, sunlight access, and elevator service, enforcing orderly, sanitary conditions for lawmakers.
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Elesiris Nower
New York Personalities See Wide World of Arts and Figures
A column notes New York figures and visitors including Katharine Brush, Sinclair Lewis, Dorothy Parker, Al Smith, and Nicholas Murray Butler. It recalls reactions to Lillian Gish, D. W. Griffith, and a list of notable names while recounting quirky anecdotes about finds on Broadway and bets on Fiorello LaGuardia.
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Manhattan
New York
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Sinclair Lewis
Dorothy Parker
Perry Hopkins
Joyce
Harpo Marx
Heywood Broun
Alexander Woollcott
John Haynes
Holmes
Katharine Cornell
Nicholas Murray Luttler
Elizabeth Arden
George Kaufman
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Miss Brush
D. W. Griffith
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
No yearning for a Caesar says New York Times
Quote notes that calls for dictatorship largely come from elites in clubs drawing rooms executive chairs and professor chairs not from plain people who supposedly yearn for a Caesar.
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New York Times
How's Your Health Be Dr Sure Goldston
A fragmented discussion reviews how alcohol affects health with a moderated use stance. It notes alcohol can help in some medical contexts like aging and convalescence but warns about harmful effects from excess and the idea of an alcohol habit. Individual susceptibility varies in impact.
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Sure Goldston
Sundown Stories: Jelly Bear’s Big Circus Ending
Marv Orsham Ronner presents a children’s vignette featuring the Puddle Muddle band, Quacky the duck, Fire Chief antics, Jecky Bear dancing with Willy Nilly, Rip the Dog’s tricks, Ton Notch the Rooster’s crowing, Jelly Bear’s nose climb, and a chaotic finale as Jelly Bear rolls over four times attracting cheers from Willy Nilly.
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Yucks
Quacky
Puddle Muddle Fire Department
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Jecky Bear
Willy Nilly
Rip
Ton Notch
Jelly Bear
Talks to Parents by Alice Judson Peale
A columnist explains how a child may reform after leaving home for camp school or work. Different causes behind behavior change arise but the root is often a flaw in the parent child dynamic. Reading for parents to adjust attitude when a child improves away from home.
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Alice Judson Peale
Nonia Simmer
Nime
Beromes
Barbs Alcohol Firms Push Corn Ethanol in Gas
Barbs note ethanol from corn being produced by alcohol companies as a proposed federal law would require two percent corn ethanol in every gallon. The passage alludes to Greta Garbo returning secretly and mentions limited access for reporters while hinting at financial woes among bankers.
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