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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
2
A long fragment promotes Peruna as the only remedy for ailments described, urging readers to try the product and claim rapid improvement within a week. The text includes scattered references to a whisky raid, police action, and local concerns about roads and fairgrounds, with emphasis on the remedy’s supposed effectiveness and skepticism of opposition.
A blurred excerpt discusses themes of temptation and crime. It questions whether past character determines future actions and reflects on whether addiction or habit can drive a person to steal. The passage ponders nerves, luck, and the idea that suspicion follows the thief.
Charles Johanigiser quits the Uranite Rolling Mine in St. Lantin after fourteen years of service. He asks the company to waive he has to take a coffin and will design a metal coffin for his own use. The paper notes the worker never missed a day and that orders for sheet weld led to his resignation. The coffin dimensions are listed as 71 inches long and 24 inches wide.
An ad recounts a woman’s near death experience from smothering and years of pain. She credits Cardui, a tonic, with easing her symptoms and saving her life, claiming many friends also benefited and urging others to try it for “womanly troubles.”
A Miami Oklahoma woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing long standing female troubles and urges others to try it. Letters from Mrs Mary H Miller and Mrs AL Smith praise the product and offer to recommend it, while other notes touch on farming and random anecdotes.
A transcription fragment shows a tense courtroom scene with a translator type role. The lawyer questions a prisoner about speech and meaning while an interpreter explains the language barrier and a reference to an old man. The exchange hints at confusion and miscommunication in a legal proceeding.
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