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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
5
The piece lauds James Morton Totten as a top magician humorist and impersonator, winning acclaim from critics and public alike. It highlights his tenth successful tour, refined style, and broad appeal across Chautauqua and audience groups, praising his mystifying feats and engaging personality.
Two committee members from the circuit court grand jury inspected the county jail and courthouse this morning. The grand jury will prepare its appreciation and report, with a decision on Totten’s progress expected this afternoon or by Saturday.
Committees urge patrons not to miss the new and greater Potten, hailed as a top entertainer who has added gaiety to nations and sweetened the atmosphere of the world. Public invites attendance to enjoy his performance and benefit from his famed stage presence.
A notice from Western Union Telegraph Company reports a new war tax on telegrams effective December 1. G O Stemenson, resident manager, states the extra charge goes to the government and will be extended to other taxes as Congress authorizes.
An old time advertisement touts a catarrh balm claimed to clear nasal passages and head congestion. It describes applying the cream to nostrils and throat to relieve stuffed nose and coughing, promising immediate cleansing relief and better sleep.
Mrs Seth Barton French, a well known American socialite from New York and Newport, recounts her firing line observations along the Atene front. She recalls artillery bursts, the sound of shells above the trenches, and the deadly drama witnessed while aiding wounded and studying hospital methods.
Philadelphia observers report a push to reelect Samuel Gompers as president of the American Federation of Labor. The younger faction, led by Dilykap J Me onald, aims to challenge him at the convention and hopes McDonald, a mine worker, will be a candidate against Gompers.
Berlin reports last week the Reichsbank raised specie reserves amid a broader economic shift. Authorities indicate improved monetary stability as gold and foreign notes flow into Berlin vaults.
Letter praising Swamp Root recounts relief from long term kidney and back pain after trying the remedy and urges orders from Kilmer Co. Notary confirms the affidavit of Mrs Joseph Constance. Also notes a Portland Oregon vote on capital punishment and a local potato sale.
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