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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1915
Page
2
A dense monologue arguing that pleasure carries revulsion after a point and reform requires enduring disgust. It cites Chalmers and Bronson Alcott, extols ascetic temperance, and claims purification comes from renunciation. The author asserts true happiness lies in self control and avoiding satiety to ascend.
A garbled OCR excerpt presents fragmented phrases about wartime talk by Bherman and Roosevelt, farm concerns, fertilizer shortages, and references to Colt and morning hours. The text is noisy with misprints, partial words, and lacks coherent narrative or clear date, person, or event details.
Incoherent OCR fragment cites England, Arthur, J Balfour, civilian and military casualties, Zeppelin campaign, recruitment, and railway targets. Mentions German blunder and cavalry scouting with scattered references to lines and broader actions.
Pioneer inventor Mr. Edison claims a new underwater storage battery that resists chlorine gas and salt damage, offers lighter weight and nearly double submarine power. After years and 65,000 experiments costing over three million dollars, trials at Brooklyn Navy Yard are sought for conclusive undersea tests.
Mrs Edward Canmidy, who had been visiting her sister Mrs Eutmimd Rouse, has returned to her home in Dothan. Montgone ry Adverti s ou can feast tomorrow if you wet a Stone's cake and Butter. nut Uread 140 rents hh, ot: fireene's We Store.
Mr and Mrs J B Saxon returned from a several weeks stay at Stafford Springs Miss J W Vanhindingham of Rom fay Pla attends Campbell Institute Say Butternut Bread and Stone's cake good Tomorrow is Sunday Greene's 10 Store
Miss Yelverton, assistant teacher at Cottonwood, passes through en route to Montgomery for a short visit to relatives.
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