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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1915
Page
7
The article discusses how Southern wage earners’ families show lower income and poorer diets with less protein and more carbohydrates. It notes price rises since 1907, especially in cotton goods and lumber areas, and links economic strain to deteriorating nutrition among native white households in the region.
Report recounts Joseph Goldberger head of the U S Public Health Service presenting that pellagra originated from diet and could be prevented with proper nutrition. It notes supportive work by Dr Edward Prentice in Savannah and Dr Freeman’s early declarations, detailing the shift in opinion and the impact of his experiments on pellagra understanding.
Indoors at the Armory a new 22 caliber range is completed with a gallery range to be used for indoor shoots. A regular series of outdoor fights has been set for the first and third Tuesday nights. the first meeting starts tonight.
A brief note points to a cosmetic action described as top off, advised for enhanced appearance. The snippet suggests a practical focus on presentation improvements.
The editor advocates a bigger and better annual fair highlighting diversified farm products and boll weevil references. Emphasizes promoting agricultural resources of Southeast Mabana, expanding attractions, horse racing, and farm outreach from January to October to build local interest and turnout.
A testimonial from a West Virginia reader describes severe illness eased by Cardus treatment. The writer credits the remedy with restoring health after a long struggle and urges other women to try it, claiming it saved her from total disability and inspired renewed vigor.
Fragmentary OCR text lists several personal names and titles with scattered phrases. The readable portion mentions multiple individuals and a line about a rank or study on a site related to UWA, with few verifiable details or events. The passage lacks coherent narrative to summarize beyond noting a list of names and a brief, unclear reference.
An ad touts a tonic called Liver Tone as a safer alternative to calomel, claiming calomel causes sickness and salivation. It markets the product with sensational warnings and testimonials, urging readers to switch for a healthier liver and bowel routine.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a police policy issue with unclear details. It mentions public concerns and possible actions, but specifics about people places or dates are unreadable. The readable parts indicate debate over police procedures without definitive outcomes.
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