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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
1
The piece reports that despite broad popularity the kiss faces renewed legal and social crackdowns in Atlanta. Authorities push stricter enforcement, citing public kissing as a crime while communities debate morality and health claims tied to kissing practices.
Burts and Cotton advertises coal at low prices with a sales pitch promising superior taste and value. The short ad concludes with a contact phone number 62.
Records show the two warehouses at Dothan received a combined total of 1844 bales by September. The report notes a gain over last year with both compresses contributing to the rise, including Brice and Lug as notable figures in the tally.
The text claims Captain Cook found the North Pole after long runs by Wellman and Peary, while noting all bets and expeditions were canceled. It suggests Walter Wellman and Lieut Peary had spent years seeking it and casts doubt on Cook's unverified claim.
Program for tonight includes songs, prayers, scripture reading, recitations, and talks. Community items note private school opening Monday September sixth at home 203 Booth Foster St with contact phone 138 for details.
Government rates for First to Third Grades, Fourth and Fifth Grades eight dollars, Sixth and Seventh Grades ninety nine dollars, Higher School Grades ten dollars. Matriculation fees payable at Houston National Bank. admission cards issued as receipts and shown to the superintendent to place pupils in their proper grade. Advised to obtain admission cards before school opening on September 6 to avoid bank delays.
The State Convention recommends a new system to Baptist churches in Alabama to be inaugurated this month. Clerks superintendents and pastors will be informed in their counties this week about the plan. Leaders urge prompt adoption to aid Home Missions with monthly calendars and wall cards for churches and Sunday schools.
A lone bandit halted an express train near Philadelphia and wounded the conductor in the hand. He robbed the car of about 41,000 in cash and many Lincoln pennies, struggles noted as he carried the heavy loot away in style.
President Taft arrives in Thomasville during a long 13000 mile tour. He travels with private transport, avoiding reliance on porters and using expense funds to cover the trip.
Readers warned the public against expecting a cure by mere denial of symptoms from kidney and bladder trouble. The ad claims Foley's Kidney Remedy stops back pain rheumatism and urinary issues, removing pain weakness and all traces of trouble.
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