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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
2
A garbled OCR passage mentions Sarah Bernhardt, Shakespeare, and President Wilton with scattered names like Austria and Dr. Duin. The text is incoherent, blending unrelated phrases about vacations, dry deals, and immediate death after success. No clear event or report emerges.
A terse note cautions caregivers to ensure correct dosing and safe administration of night time baby syrup to quiet fussing in the dark. Caregivers are urged to follow guidance for safe use and seek medical advice if symptoms persist.
A garbled note suggests a farmer unhappy with Weg low rates, a “fong” and debt, plus a reference to Hilly Patterson being struck and never found. The text implies a local optionist may be involved, but details are unclear.
A fragment notes an invitation to a large dinner event for a group identified as lost souls. The item hints at social gathering norms and communal dining, with emphasis on invitation timing and collective enjoyment.
A local effort proposes a tax on fathers to raise tuition costs for their children and notes additional forms of local taxation aimed at funding schools. The plan faces questions about fairness, impact on families, and the overall burden of education funding.
A garbled OCR line references misan style and a husband asking if something is enough for you. The readable text is limited and lacks clear entities or a concrete event to identify.
Fragmentary text shows reference to De Dente and demands around recalling a government action. Mentions President Joe and perceived differences in handling issues. No clear date, place, or full names available in readable fragment.
A garbled OCR style fragment from the Anniston Star references a misheard plea and a sarcastic headline about a defendant Ming Kront. It conveys confusion and alleged courtroom humor without clear facts or details.
An unclear fragment from the Montgomery Advertiser discusses a hypothetical constitutional option and election results. It references a prohibition register and governor, mentioning South Carolina as a locus and a third majority vote. The passage remains garbled and lacks complete factual context or clear events.
The article argues that the automobile revolution disrupts horse business jewelry sales and advertising, shrinking markets for diamonds and jewelry while boosting car demand. It foresees tractors transforming farming, potentially flooding land markets as rural wealth shifts and warns of unchecked industrial change.
A conspiracy case links Agron Barr Ambassador Divba and O'Brien in a plan opposing Spain and aiding Latin colonies. Barr faced treason charges while O'Brien's case stalled. Ambassador Brmmhial criticized Washington's stance, seeking to keep the United States out of entangling alliances and Monroe Doctrine violations.
The passage discusses U S and German relations during wartime and mentions consent, immunity, and diplomatic friction. It references a Portuguese ambassador to London and the recall of an ambassador after foreign policy disputes, noting public sentiment and congressional actions affecting trade and neutrality.
Ikroan E W Howe critiques the misuse and hollow display of principles in public life. He condemns selfishness dressed as virtue, mocks love tales in periodicals, and argues real conformity requires honest action, not lip service to supposed ideals.
A disjointed reflective piece contemplates public discourse and leadership. It riffs on themes of illness, progress, education, fame, and media, mentioning figures like Blythe and Thea, and reflecting on editors and vaccine debates in a rural, backwoods setting.
Washington dispatch reports the Acting Secretary of Agriculture signing a regulation requiring imported raw cotton to be fumigated at the port and only before exportation. The measure aims to prevent pink bollworm and other cotton insects from entering U S fields through seed or ginning waste.
The department orders fumigation after study to curb pink bollworm in imported cotton. Foreign cotton must be inspected, certified, and sealed, with bonds of 50 or equivalents, and no bale may be opened until a customs and agriculture inspector issues clearance.
A letter from Nicholas of Mobile tells of severe stomach troubles and progressive decline, then a rapid revival after using Marr's Wonderful Remedy. He reports lasting energy and urges others to try the treatment, noting multiple gall stones passed and improved well being. The ad touts a money back guarantee and druggist availability. Also notices farm land and city property for sale and a furnished room wanted in New York.
New York report says artist Wie W Davis was found dead in his studio beside a finished landscape. He wore an apron and had a palette nearby. authorities say heat may have caused the death. Davis, born in England, was known as a prominent restorer of paintings.
A.B. Alford of Ashford Alabama offers Spanish canus improved white seed or product at 41.00 per bushel with limited supply, located on route 3.
An advertisement promotes bold-sulphur as a remedy for itching and dermatitis, claiming instant soothing of irritation and long lasting clearance of eczema when applied in the form BARRO. It asserts parasite destruction and permanent relief, discouraging druggists from substituting other creams.
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