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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
2
An oddly garbled column notes railroads lack pulities for years and hints at reforms and national policy. It references O Neill, capital, and a central in A edgedger, mentioning Taft, Roosevelt, and a National League dinner. A town man shoots his lover after a quarrel, then dies attempting escape. It also alludes to airships, ships, autos, and medical science.
A lively description explains opening days as a time when women flock to millinery and dry goods shops to shop, compare styles from McCall's and Delineator, and try on hats and hobble skirts. Clerks bustle as customers exchange garments, and fashion trends shift with the season.
An essay questions who defines correct usage when uneducated voices clash over words and phrases. A Kansay historian notes language is free as the people, and the writer asserts that the authorial voice holds final authority despite committee debates.
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