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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
2
Postal notice from Doan Alabama shows second class mail details and a publishing schedule. It indicates shipments or publications occur every Saturday with daily afternoons except Sunday constraints and a one year term.
The piece argues that ads often bar applicants for drinking and smoking, noting many bright young men fail to sustain jobs due to former habits. It laments ongoing reliance on such filters as youth rise through business and industry, suggesting stronger willpower is needed to quit.
The piece notes Birmingham's shift toward aggressive liquor enforcement, contrasting it with last year’s arrests for fall wines. It credits the Montgomery Journal and Mr. Judson for pressuring the Birmingham district, suggesting continued seizures could affect eggs nog supplies in Jefferson County soon.
A passage argues that danger is essential to sport and that public interest hinges on risk. It asserts people would not watch airships or racing cars if they were completely mechanical or wound to unsafe speeds.
The account notes the voyage covering a thousand miles and stresses that the central draw remains the danger to human life involved, even if no crew member's life is directly at stake.
Reportedly invitations to several Georgia papers were sent while an event at I bay street faced weeds. A car crash disrupted the scene injuring several attendees who were preparing to return home and resume tasks.
In Chicago garment workers strike, many society women dressed as garment makers joined the crowd. Police clashed with the demonstrators and briefly arrested several, exposing a surprising level of social elite presence. the episode left officers baffled and without clear leads as to who organized or funded the actions.
The note claims Pensacola and Jacksonville whiskey houses back a campaign to defeat a Florida amendment. It argues defeating it would end their mail order business to Dothan and other dry towns in the region.
The article notes water in Savannah is used to float boats on the east side of town and also by residents for bathing. It states water as a chaser is not a common or proper use in Savannah.
No reason given for not paving Troy Street though it fronts the government building. The street is narrow and would not require brick used on other streets, and officials say it was not in the original plans.
The author urges immediate construction of excellent roads now and those planned, arguing proper roads are essential and no county should delay their building any longer.
The piece urges Dothan residents to vote in the upcoming election. It argues circuses once drew crowds but now political participation is essential, calling for a substantial majority for Democratic nominees and stressing duty to vote.
The notice urges renewing the daily paper during a contest to save one dollar, aiming to keep subscribers subscribed at a reduced rate.
A crude remark laments a person who intends to kill his family and himself, criticizing the lack of self-harm. The note hints at a grim act and moral judgment without any concrete details or named individuals.
A New York millionaire named Ros Trobeiner fatally struck a young woman with his automobile. He was arrested and his trial commenced recently in Brooklyn court, with the proceedings linked to the earlier fatal incident and ongoing legal actions surrounding the case.
A fragment hints at political talk amid charges and public unrest. It notes crowded streets in Dothan and references forthcoming activity by certain men and runaways in the area.
The article notes Florida faces a decision next Tuesday mirroring a question put to Alabama residents a year earlier. It frames the issue as a statewide referendum with potential political implications for both states.
A column notes ongoing political maneuvering in Pennsylvania amid the expansion of the statehouse. It highlights shrewd lobbying, coalition building, and strategy shaping policy, with references to key lawmakers and factions active in the capital.
Daily street paving in Dothan advances as crews lay new asphalt enhancing access and infrastructure. City officials note steady progress with ongoing work across multiple blocks and appeals for driver caution in work zones.
Eye strain causes headaches and nervous symptoms. Glasses relieve strain on eyes and nervous system. Free consultation offered by our optician in Dothan Alabama.
Advertises multiple farms for sale around Dothan Alabama with acreages from 40 to 967, including river plantation, open land, hammocks in cultivation, and red cotton land. Listings note improvements, settlements, dwellings, running water, timber, pasture, and proximity to roads, schools, and churches. Seventy five additional farms and city property offered.
A local shop advertises a wide range of guitar accessories including guitar strings capos headstocks picks end pins pegs tuners tail pieces bridges cases and tuners for instruments.
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