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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1915
Page
2
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions wind, melted ice, and rattling Fords. It includes stray phrases about watching, early red time, waviness, and someone wearing a broadening hat. The text is garbled with no clear narrative or identifications.
From the New York World a survey of Southern and Northern reactions to Booker T. Washington’s death. It notes Alabama Governor’s reverent tribute and contrasts Southern pride with broader national assessment, linking progress for Black Americans to Washington’s legacy and missionary influence.
A 19th century colonial news summary notes confusion around the Japanese coronation and Christian missionary efforts. It describes Emperor Yosihhito entering a ritual city with residents shutting windows to avoid sight of the ruler. The piece claims the emperor followed traditional path and altered religious worship to honor ancestral spirits rather than adopting the Christian faith.
A local advertisement features Mrs. Sarah M. Chay praising Cardus for curing two years of womanly and stomach troubles after six bottles. The note claims many friends saw improvement and encourages other women to try Cardus, sold by The Cardus Medicine Co. local distributor.
A health note claims heavy meat consumption harms kidneys by forming acid and overworking them. It advises taking four ounces of a grape juice lithia salt mixture before breakfast for several days to restore kidney function and ease symptoms like backache and urinary issues.
Al Wilson, a player from Dothay, competed Wednesday night at the Grand in Mun City, delivering a notable performance amid a night of rowing and local event excitement.
Amsterdam reports a Norwegian steamer of 1454 tons moving from New York for Rotterdam sank with five injured after a collision. Officials said rescue operations were underway and the vessel’s cargo or destination could not be confirmed.
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