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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
2
The text critiques taxes, holiday delays, and a deteriorating culture with scattered phrases about city life, schooling, appetite, whiskey, and political notes. It mentions Montgomery, a Coast Line train, and a call for reform, all presented in a jumbled, period-tinged voice.
Fragmentary local item notes political event in Tennessee and community mill activity. Mentions visiting figures and farmer aid programs, with unclear names and dates due to OCR damage.
Savannah News reports a sharp drop in foreign export demand and a sliding exchange rate, threatening US factories and employment. It discusses Britain’s potential responses, the need for credit stabilization, and efforts to restore normal exchange conditions to prevent further price inflation and factory closures.
The Texington Dispatch reports a rumor of vast postwar gold deposits in Davidson County North Carolina and Charlotte. It notes withdrawals from banks and hidden gold, with locals debating the tale as a cautionary parable about overstatement and fear of hard times.
Fragmentary note speaks of owners of a glittering inn and a blaze. It hints at hopes for prosperity while reflecting on the day or class of celebration, mentioning age and a scene of curling up to show a moment in time.
The article argues that Americans have kept out of war, supporting Wilson’s campaign rhetoric. It cites Berns news as strength and promises continued noninvolvement in Mexico and broader conflict. It criticizes Roosevelt and military figures for pressuring action while praising the Republican stance.
Testimonial letters from Maine and Wisconsin describe relief from back and side pains, night sweats, and fatigue after using Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The correspondents praise improved health and recommend publication and continued use.
A fragmented editorial voice lauds continued efforts to end the war and support the president in wartime leadership. It argues loyalty to country should exceed party lines, urges action on freight rates, and calls for swift economic relief through measures led by the commercial club and government. The passage reflects public sentiment on national unity and pragmatic policy.
Franklin Pa report notes a 10 percent wage rise for workers at the Valhueen Machine Tool firm and allied plants, effective within the coming month. Officials say the raise applies to all workers in the plant, signaling a second consecutive monthly increase amid wartime labor demands.
Will Wittman guides a prosperous Jamestown route through Dothar, outlining growth plans for the towns. Local officials hail the initiative as a boost to trade and regional development, with infrastructure and employment benefits expected in coming years.
A fragmentary note from the Selma Journal imagines Selma shaped by tree culture and asks what the city would look like today. It references world platelets and a distant diet as a metaphor for change while hinting at climate and urban growth.
Freight traffic manager DOT Livy of Savannah general freight agent J Ch Carlisle and Albany commercial agent JW Resnokls were in the city on private business? The report notes they were off duty and in Dothan for a brief visit during their travel.
An old advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and throat irritation with a fragrant antiseptic nasal application. It claims to clear passages, ease snuffling, and restore breathing, urging readers to use a small bottle of Rip' Cream Kolm from a druggist for quick healing.
An old remedy for darkening hair using Sage and Sulphur is promoted. Stores sell Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound for about 30 cents. apply with a comb to gradually darken hair, banish grays, and add luster while treating dandruff and itching.
Weather service reports a tropical storm near the Isle of Pines growing stronger as it moves northwest toward the Gulf of Mexico. High winds accompany the disturbance and ports from the South Atlantic to the Gulf are warned. Ships at sea are being notified by wireless stations. A second storm is reported off Bermuda.
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