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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented report lists senators and their corporate ties under a revolutionary probe. It details stock ownership in banks, railroads, and other firms, naming several names and asserting their connections or lack thereof to corporations and rail promoters.
A list of senators shows varied ties to railroads and banks. Several hold stock in banks like Anniatan City Bank, others own railroad shares or ride passes, while some have no railroad or corporate stock. Notable names include Pride-Dwex Hartwell Han, Mill-Dorx, Wallace Repredents, and Keon with no public service stock.
An elderly scholar in a Chicago hospital ward, Van Heiert, famed for knowing twenty four languages, lives as a city ward patient with no wealth. He argues that practical ability trumps multilingual knowledge, praising diligence and useful living over ornate learning. The piece critiques the gap between lofty education and real-world opportunity.
A fragmented line notes that common benevolence has made many wealthy and honored, bringing value to the world through acts of generosity and public spirit.
A lyrical meditation on September as a season of harvest and rest. It contrasts fading summer with the coming autumn, noting birds migrations, woodland life, and the earth’s renewed quiet as trees shed, grasses bend, and nature prepares for winter. It ends with a view of September as energy renewed and nature’s promise.
A fragmentary poem-like text reflects on changing seasons and nature. The speaker mentions trees, maple, cattone wooly, and December bringing winter sleep, noting September’s quiet and Octoberish weather alongside fatigue from the year’s end. The prose has a dreamlike quality with abstract imagery.
Local ad copy touts dependable alarm clocks priced from 1 dollar up to offer a remedy for late sleepers. A jumble of names follows noting farmers and residents from routes 1 through 6 visiting town for business, Earl county events, and social chatter.
In Trenton Ohio Mrs Rena Rowman reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for twelve years of female troubles and nervousness. She also praises giving it to her daughter who suffered sleep issues and school troubles, noting her daughter now looks healthy.
Notebook humor from Walt Mason in Emporia Kansas about moral advice columns and their readers. A professor, a Jew, and a neighbor debate virtue, hypocrites, and the spread of horticultural tips, ending with a rambly anecdote on dandelion digging and satire of public virtue.
A neighbor recounts a feud sparked by a dandelion crusade begun by another resident. The dispute escalates as schemes, alleged perfidy, and newspaper conflict unfold between neighbors, revealing who started the local garden uproar and who sat on the porch amid the toil.
Mr. Frank Brewer and his wife of Ithaes New York are billed as Mr. and Mrs. W H Brewer in a local event listing.
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