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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1914
Page
2
A long column critiques local school funding and the push for free education through taxation while discussing national peace ideas. It cites Geneva Hooper and Audaluy standards, questions postwar naval arms trends, and notes a shift in sentiment toward state versus local funding and policy.
Mrs Ham Shamenck describes severe health decline including nervous spells, hot flashes, and pains before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetation Compound and Blood Purifier. She credits the remedies with restoring sleep, appetite, strength, and daily function, restoring family life and work capacity. Claimants express gratitude and endorse the medicines.
An advertisement touts Asthmader as instantly relieving severe asthma and bronchial symptoms within seconds, backed by a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Dr. Schiffmann of St. Paul lists distributors and local druggists offer the remedy with reassurances of rapid relief and no risk to buyers. Other items include a milch cow for sale and a house moving service with pricing to suit.
A fragment from a Dothan column contemplates naval policy and peace, noting arguments for a larger navy and the paradox of disarmament by preparation. The piece also comments on local prices, printing habits, and a fleeting reference to a health product claim, with scattered mentions of politics and community life.
Fragmentary classified item notes a fish market with phrases about fresh fish Fridays and Saturdays. Mentions a person or business, B C Porter or Harry Livingston, and a veterinary diploma related to horses. The tone resembles a local ad or notice from a historical newspaper page.
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