Obscure 19th Century Newspaper Notice
Fragmentary item lists staff roles and charges, mentioning editor Ian Ha and acting editor Scottie McKenzie Frasier, with references to circulation, resignations, and associated press rights in a dated New York Detroit area context. The text is garbled but identifies editorial staff and publication notices without clear events.
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Ian HA
Wall Rave
Basloone Muzanse
Et Dethen
Sibeus
Pestetites
Jon
Auaate
New York
Detroit
St Lov
Catesas
Word
Associated Press
Why Some Men Succeed In 20 Interview Notes
Owen D Toung argues leadership is not magical but penalties of responsibility drive success. He cites hard work courage honesty and steady self discipline as core, with avoidable excuses. He contrasts this with Vanderlip saying true worth comes from personality charm manners dependability and truthfulness.
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Owen D. Toung
Panaltien
Frank Vanderlip
Frank A. Venderup
Vanderlip
Poetry and Editors Align Over Subscriptions and Prize Poem
A newspaper editor Ai niles in a mood of contemplation when a package arrives containing poems from grandchildren of subscribers. A college prize winner daughter of a friend delivers a poem. An advertiser visits the editor asking for an editorial on a current issue as the editor weighs how the world should be led and taxes resolved.
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Gris Tae
Ciizens
Lahde
Plato
Tea Republic
Nabll
Batchelor’s Buttons Grown By W Batchelor Poem
Fragmented noisy poem mocks poets and editors while railing against censorship and pretended virtue. It parodies society figures and literary pretensions, mixing personal anecdotes and social critique with scattered maxims. The piece suggests tension between art and public acceptance.
Opinion Echoes on Conversation and Bran Diets From Press
A satirical column parodies talk and manners noting that personal grievances tire, while genuine appreciation is valued. It cites Al Capone as a counterpoint to wealth worship, quotes Judy from The Birmingham News on focus at work, and references Dr. Alvarez disputing bran as essential, favoring digestible greens for health and temperament.
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Tody
The
Birmingham News
Judy
Optlika Daily News
Uay
Columbus (Ga) Ledger
Alvares
Alvarez
Florida’s Embryonic State Lures Winter Visitors to Vast Shores
A florid excerpt extols Florida climate coastlines and farming heritage, noting winter visitors turning into residents, vast highways, and natural beauty. It highlights Suwannee River, ice discovery, lime rock and Fuller's earth, tung oil, turpentine and rosin, pine lumber, gold discoveries, and Panam City era trade, with Wood phrowl paper exports.
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Florida
The Onote Victory and Dreber Tidiptre August Feature
The edition forecasts future fame for author Hin name Ja Heawell Vines with a story titled A River tors Wand Menven. Editors publish scattered expressions amid controversy over Mr Dreier and supposed filth. The piece notes American fight for freedom of act and expression against censorial pressures.
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Tidiptre Atlantic
Vande
Ben
Wn Eamay
Ellesny
Radicate
Theodore Drasser
Dreier
Ed Howe
Marital License Owed and Dothan Visitors Highlight 20 Years Ago
The Eagle’s files note a marriage license owed to T. T. Hammock of Houston County and Miss Lettle Wills of Henry County. Reports list visitors to Dothan from Blakely and nearby, Chautauqua attendance, a mysterious death on a train, and sheriff activity related to a double homicide investigation with a local county payout calculation.
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Eagle’s
T. T. Hammock
Houston County
Miss Lettle Wills
Henry County
Donald Ready To Meet The World With Happy Home Life
Talks to Parents stresses stable, loving home as the key to a child’s confidence and early success. A well adjusted mother and a professional father who works at home provide a cheerful, secure background. Such conditions help Donald greet new experiences with eagerness and ease.
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Donald
Chile
How's Your Health by Dr Lago Goldston Burns
Dr Lago Goldston explains that burns affect the whole body despite small skin areas. He emphasizes systemic care over local treatment, avoiding removal of clothing, and using gentle handling and bed rest to reduce infection and aid healing.
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Ekill
Easter Revival Inspires Local Churches in City Outreach
Churches announce services at the Lurie Building and First Christian Church. Christian Science Society holds Sunday School at 9:40 and a lesson sermon at 11, with midweek testimonials. First Christian Church corner Foster and Newton Streets offers Bible School at 9:45, Sunday worship at 11, 6:30 p.m. youth, and 7:30 p.m. evening service. Revival begins tomorrow with singing by Mr. Ramsey and pastor’s sermon titled Outcasts.
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Christian Science Society
Lurie Building
First Christian Church
Foster and
Newton Streets
T. C. Slaughter
Bible School
Beatty Whiddon
R. Ramsey
Nativity Church Sunday School and Easter Sermon
Episcopal Church of the Nativity on West Main Street holds Sunday School at 9:40 a.m. Mrs. Sipsy Boozer in charge morning prayer at 11 a.m. Dr. J. H. Fulford will preach the Easter sermon. Evening service at six.
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Episcopal Church OF the Nativity
Main Street
Sipsy Boozer
J. H Fulford
Y. PS. GL
Presbyterian Church North Oates Street Service Times
Clement Ritter is pastor at the Presbyterian Church on North Oates Street. Sunday School begins at 9 45 am with morning worship at noon, Christian Endeavor at 6 15 pm, evening worship at 7 30 pm, and prayer services on Wednesday evening.
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Presbyterian Church
North Oates Street
Clement Ritter
Christian Endeavor
Headland Avenue Baptist Church Service Schedule
Pastor J M Blankenship leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m with J P Moors as general supervisor. Men s Bible Class by Rev Lamar Jones at 10 30 a m. Morning sermon The First Sermon of Five Words After Resurrection. Evening service at 7 30 pm with the pastor preaching The Lesson of the Resurrection. Mid week prayer on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. All are welcome to attend and worship.
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Headland Avenue
J. M. Blankenship
J. P. Moors
Lamar Jones
Grandview Baptist Church Invites Worship This Week
Dr. A. M. Glover, pastor, leads Sunday School at 9 40 a.m. and classes for all ages. No preaching services at 11 a.m. or 7:30 p.m. Prayer meetings and activities continue. RF, Kelly, superintendent, invites all to worship and join all church services.
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Grandview Baptist Church
A. M. Glover
Kelly
First Baptist Church Services and Sermon Topic
The First Baptist Church led by Dr. LW Dockery schedules Sunday school at 9 40 am with Cc Bennett as superintendent and morning worship at 11 am with a sermon titled The Keystone in the Palace of Christian Hope A Sermon on the Resurrection of Jequa The B V P U meets at 6 15 pm Mrs Strain urges prompt medical attention to safeguard life and reduce disfigurement in burn healing, noting blood concentration and linked risks.
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First Baptist Church
LW. Dockery
Cc Bennett
Palace of Christian Hope
Jequa
B.v.p.uis
Easter Services at Graves Knowles Church
Graves Knowles, director. Evening worship 7 20 am. Subjects The Greatest Theological Truth Ever Uttered. This is the first of a series of sermons on Four of the Greatest Truths in the Bible. There will be baptizing at the close of the del hing services. The public is extended a cordial invitation to attend these Easter services.
Lafayette B T Methodists Service Schedule
The Lafayette BT Methodists report Sunday School at 6 40 am with R M Brown as superintendent. Worship services are at 11 am and 7 30 pm with morning sermon Christianity Speaking to a Disturbed World and evening sermon Taking the i fiting Out of Life. Epworth Leagues meet at six and a prayer service is Wednesday at 7 30. Monthly stewards meeting at 7 30 Tuesday evening. visitors urged to attend.
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Lafayette BT
R. J. Mills
R. M. Brown
Epworth
Foster St Methodist Easter Program Preview
Dr W B Bickerstaff announces Easter festivities at Foster St Methodist Church with Sunday School at 9 40 am led by A O Hil superintendent. Morning worship at 11 am features Risen and Conquering Christ Easter Anthem At the End of the Sabbath by Oley Speaks. Hi League pageant The Massage of the First Easter at 6 45 pm, worship 7 30 pm. Pastor’s evening sermon What Shall I Do With The Man. Church events continue with Monday prayer and practice Tuesday night at 7 3
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Foster ST. Methodist
W. B. Bickerstaff
Eastre
J . F. Chalker
Sunrise Prayer Service by Christian Endeavor
The Christian Endeavor of the First Christian Church will conduct a Sunrise Prayer Service Sunday morning at 5 30. The public is cordially invited.
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Christian Endeavor
First Christian Church
Patterson Sets Dothan Veil For Bold Step Ahead
A brief report notes Patterson plans a decisive move in Dothan as upcoming ventures unfold. The piece hints at heightened expectations and a major shift in strategy, with local observers predicting notable impact in the market and community reactions forthcoming.
Editor’s Prize For Best Definition Of He Found Out
The Eagle editor Julian Hall offered a prize of 1.50 for the best definition of he found out Sunday and paid for a marriage license ending Miss Lol Patterson of Clayton Talladega Dally Hoine.
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the Eagle
Julian Hall
Lol Patterson
Clayton
Talladega
Tennessee Valley editor to wed amid state press chatter
The Dothan Eagle editor Jisingt Hall marries at the bride’s Clayton, Alabama home this week. The wedding follows a long career under scrutiny and praise from The Daily and Alabama press, with supporters vowing continued dedication to his controversial, steadfast journalism.
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Tennessee Valley
Whem
Jisingt ‘Hall
The
Dothan Eagle
Jay
Clayton
the Eagle
Thstate
Eagle
Julian
Despita Mm. Baty
Alabama
Decatur
Bachelor Editor's Nuptial Note Sparks Editorial Spin
The Dothan Eagle reports Julian Hall editor and Mise Log Patterson wed last Sunday in Clayton. The piece mocks bachelor independence, notes the change to married life, and jokes about honeymoon duties while acting editor McKenzie Fraser handles the paper.
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Julian Hall
Mise Log Patterson
Cleyton
Martes
le McKenzie Frasier
Eagle
Albany Herald
Julian Hall and COPD in South Alabama notes
The Dothan Eagle item mocks a prominent editor, claiming he has fallen into misused power and misogyny. It cites a hypothetical story about a reformist preacher and a life sentence, naming a person from Clayton and critiquing masculine culture with satirical tones.
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Julian Hall
Dothan
South Alabama
Nmne
Beynson
Julian Hall Marries Lotie Clayton in Alabama
Dothan Eagle editor Julian D. Hall wed Lotie Clayton of Clayton Alabama in a ceremony amid muted fanfare. The couple, described as well known locally, begin married life while Hall continues his editorial duties at the newspaper. The wedding marks a personal milestone after years of public commentary and influence in the region.
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Ywou
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Ustaner
Soo
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A. S. Steagall
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Abbeville
C. 3. Petrey
Colamabla
Frank Clark
Arthur Kelly
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JR Simpson
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Fort Gaines
J. J. Marsh
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B Moye
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JT Thrasher
Rot Ghent
W OM Hunter
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Arket
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Reat
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DR. Lago Goldston
Wambone's Meditations
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