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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
7
The article reviews 19th and early 20th century views on influenza causes. It notes doubts about the germ theory, mentions physicians proposing bacterial agents like Pfeiffer bacillus and pneumonia germs as secondary factors, and discusses ideas on viruses and contagion during past outbreaks.
Dothan high school football coach Paul Tubb announced that the Tigers will begin practice Monday. Tubb recently returned from Tuscaloosa after a strenuous season as manager of Dothan’s Dixie Amateur base ball entry.
Will F. Caton, prominent harness bettor and jockey family ally, brings out the late Czar Nichol ot Rucela’s racing silka a 17 year layoff. The team, once linked to Russia’s Romanoff era, resumes on the Grand Circuit with Warwall Worthy, a trotter linked to Greyhound’s Hambletonian history, and Caton previously won the 1932 Hambletonian with The Marchioness.
Terry Moore of the Cardinals turned in a double and five singles in six at bats, matching a modern major league record. Bud Holt tied two runs with an eighth inning double for the Pirates against the Dodgers. Wile Hudlin of Indiana and Ferrell of Red Box both homered and had hits, with Hudlin belting a homer with a man aboard.
Dr Ingu Soldmeta discusses influenza as one of humanity s great epidemics. The piece traces its name from Italian roots and notes the disease spans seasons and borders, affecting the young and strong as well as the frail with its wide reach.
Fragmented report references Farrell, Charley Root, Frank De Marae, and Cubs in a disjointed recap. Mentions Lincoln Nebraska, Hillman Walser, Alabama, and brother Gerald as a Detroit outfielder, plus a Fort Orange note about Dutch settlement in 1640. Text garbled. lacks cohesive events or dates.
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