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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
10
The Associated Press reports Britain leads as the world’s foremost naval power with 18 modern battleships under construction. United States and Japan follow closely as Italy sits fourth in global naval strength, with Rome's fleet expanding alongside allies.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as relief for malaria symptoms such as shivering and fever. It claims the tasteless quinine kills malaria in the blood and the tonic fortifies against future attacks, also noting typhoid benefits and suitability for children. Available in $1 and 50 cent sizes with value claims.
A historical naval snapshot shows Britain leading Italy in total ships and tonnage, with Britain holding many more modern vessels and under construction tonnage. It cites counts of heavy and light cruisers destroyers submarines and battleships, noting discrepancies with Jane's Fighting Ships and treaty eligibility.
A confusing excerpt shows Emily planning to deter David Garvell after a marriage to Min, seeking a new life after a death. The text mentions pregnancy and remarriage ambitions, implying a personal drama with unresolved outcomes and a failed relationship as she aims for a more pleasant life.
Emily endures a strained Christmas with Edwin and his parents as grief resurfaces. She forms quiet bonds with Frances and Jeffrey while Edwin withdraws, avoiding social gatherings. Emily plans a modest holiday with both families, seeking comfort and continuity amid loss and tension.
Taxpayers in Fairfield contend over a new septic tank system with rival plans from local manager Mitchell B Stock and a New York product. The dispute touches city costs and local labor, as officials weigh options and bids.
F P Vaught of Knoxville wrote the judge involved in a Seventh Day Act case offering a prize to anyone quoting scripture that designates Sunday as the Sabbath Way. The incident centers on a dispute over working on Sunday and a legal reaction to the law.
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