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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
4
Presidential race commentary on Bryan Taft and voters
The text weighs in on Bryan and Taft as strong contenders for the presidency. It notes observers expect Bryan with solid chances while criticizing the idea of facing two rivals. It also mentions translations of the Bible and trivial remarks on folding beds and rifles in a satirical tone.
Atlanta Journal Accuses Alabama of Whisky Sandwich
The Atlanta Journal slanders Alabama by alleging the state created and used a whisky sandwich. The claim centers on a rye bread dish with the bread supposedly left off, described in sensational terms to attack state reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Man who thinks he has no opportunities on Hearst tour
The speaker criticizes a man for missing opportunities and hopes Hearst’s western tour reaches far west by early November, not later by a few days. The remark implies the man’s failure to recognize chances while commenting on political travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Dothan Eagle’s Daily Edition Praised by Alabama Press
Roanoke Leader lauds the Dothan Efégle daily over Southeast Alabama as a bold voice for freedom. Clanton Banner notes the daily edition mirrors the weekly’s careful humor and editorial line, signaling success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Roanoke
The
Dothan Eagle
Alabama Press
Clanton Banner
Man Dies After Swallowing Pins and Hardware Store Items
A Kansas City man died after a life noted for swallowing pins needles scissors cheesewax tacks broken glass and various hardware store items. Doctors deemed the cause possibly heart related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Southerner Tor Watson Accused Of Betrayal In Campaign
The piece portrays Tor Watson as harming the South by opposing Bryan and aiding Republicans. It alleges he sold support to enemies of the South, seeks followers to back him, and endorses Republican policies while not praising Taft. The article questions his honesty and warns of political calculations for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Watson
South
Bryan
Cassin Bryan
Taft
Married the Driver in Early Local Romance
A story from Clinton, Mississippi notes a contrast between a rich young woman living in Atlanta and her 19 year old driver. The piece critiques class tension as parents seek legal means to block the match while the couple shows resolve. It also mentions a separate incident of a Clinton post office clerk shot by an inspector, underscoring hazards in the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Belm OO
Dothan
Clinton
Miss
Circus Posters Absent From Dothan This Season
Local youths lament the lack of circus posters in Dothan and fear they may have to travel to a neighboring town to see the show this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
The Season Lingers Shorter For Football
The football season lasts shorter than other sports with earlier finishes and fewer games reported.
Acquaintances That Last: People We Meet Stay Long
A compact reflection on how early contacts endure, noting that the people you meet and bond with tend to remain part of your life. Longstanding relationships often form from repeated, genuine interactions rather than brief meetings.
Harsh Labor Tone Shrouds Cotton Regions Warning
A stark critique notes brutal treatment of workers from cotton pickers to ginners and shippers while freedoms and protections seem neglected. The statement emphasizes the need for sustained rights and better working conditions amid ongoing labor pressures.
Lawmakers Debate Cracking Down on Loopholes
Lawmakers confront loopholes in new statutes as critics argue clever interpretations enable evasion. Proposals aim to tighten definitions and penalties to close gaps exploited by others.
Railroad Rates Could Force Lines To Quit
Mr. Winourn of the Central Railroad warns that rate increases are necessary or railroads may suspend operations. He cites financial strain and the need to cover rising costs amid ongoing rail traffic challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Winourn
The
Central Railroad
Fragmentary note hints at local watch and arrival
A near citizen phrase suggests a newcomer influencing the town and a lasting watch over events. The text reads like a oblique urban vignette with hints of vigilance and change amid unclear details.
Taft Voice Lost But Graph OPhone Holds Copy
The report notes Taft has reportedly lost his voice yet the graph ophone firm claims to possess a carbon copy of it. The item presents a curious takeaway on tech replication and public figures.
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Taft
Railroad time tables read like common knowledge
A common man now reads railroad time tables with ease, able to locate his train without effort. The passage notes railroads have become so familiar that timetable literacy is widespread among travelers.
When Whiskey Seizes Hold It Feeds a Worse Habit
The passage describes alcohol addiction as a drug-like grip that distorts perception, makes drinkers deny harm, and believe they consume less than they do. It warns of escalating consumption and the deceptive complacency that follows ethanol dependence.
Forgive and Remember as Justice Reaches the Moment
A reflective line notes forgiveness yet urges action when owed harm resurfaces. The speaker implies restraint until a threshold is crossed, after which memory triggers decisive response against the offender.
From Seed to Full Growth in Life and Society
An extended allegory compares a blades to a child maturing into a man or woman amid spring light and nurture. It traces growth from blade to stalk to leaves and finally to adulthood, then critiques modern roles of men and women, calling for discipline and social guidance. J. W. Hollan, Manager.
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J. W. Hollan
Early presidents rarely campaign personally in public
The remark notes that only a few of the oldest voters recall a president leaving the White House to give a campaign his personal attention, highlighting a historic shift in campaign strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Two Leaders Promote Subscriptions to Prominent Journals
An appeal for subscriptions to the Saturday Evening Post and the Ladies Home Journal urges readers to enroll or renew. The price is $1.50 for each paper, and continuing subscribers are welcome.
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Saturday Evening Post
The
Ladies Home Journal
Windy Weather Fashions Meet Constitution’s Dames
A playful note asks how sheath gowns fare in wind, while praising the ladies who wear them and suggesting they fear not gusty days. The line intertwines fashion with constitutional whimsy, hinting at modern society’s stylish resilience.
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Ala
North Portion
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Prean Kinder
Atlanta Journal
Hotel Greb
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ANOX
STORE
Girls Books
BLE Stories
R. E. Byrd
Coffee Springs
M. Cherry
W. J. Renfroe
Puttin Corss
Tomer
L. Rossheim
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