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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
2
The text presents a garbled tapestry of reflections on gratitude, public figures, and social issues. It references a judge in Selma discussing concerns about Sunday law enforcement and commerce, with scattered mentions of drug stores and economic themes amid a chaotic stream of quotes and non sequiturs.
A New York Times report cites Americ Federation of Labor spokesman presenting a written statement on local tax reform. Labor argues rent levels hinge on supply and demand while taxes reflect broader economic forces and wage levels. The piece discusses wage impact, landlord burden, and how education and policy shape taxation and rents amid wartime cotton concerns.
A Savannah news item notes public reaction to a New York publication claiming the United States urged Britain and Germany to bid over a vast cotton deal. The piece references a September date and hints at large sums involved in the alleged transaction.
A reader explains a home remedy using four ounces of red Salts in water taken before breakfast to cleanse kidneys and reduce urinary irritation. The ad claims it neutralizes acids, improves urine clarity, and eases back pain and headaches while supporting meat consumption with periodic kidney cleansing.
A torn financial report shows liabilities and assets including capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, current expenses, and checks outstanding. The document attests to the truthfulness of the figures sworn by Malone, president, before a notary on November 22 in Houston County, Alabama.
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