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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1943
Page
9
The piece reflects on the Dothan telephone office, praising 70 local employees, the switchboard operators, time clocks, and the war effort. It urges courteous behavior toward operators, notes high call volumes, and commends the company for reliable service and dedication.
You are not exactly sick yet not fully well. A practical step is to see a medical doctor, share all facts, and let him prescribe. Once the doctor’s prescription is received, we will gladly compound it expertly.
OCR fragment lists daily radio programs across networks with names like Musical Cock, Harmony Hall, and The Mandaletes. It also includes old market data sections for Chicago Wheat Corn and New Orleans Cotton with May July Oct prices, followed by a note about a 21 year interval before changing US security design per federal law.
A jumbled OCR fragment contains references to currency, gasoline, tires, shoes, registrations, stamps, and bank accounts. It mentions dates like May and June, scattered notes about wartime supply items, and unclear lines touching on government services and retailers. The unreadable text blocks hamper precise extraction of events or entities.
A fragmentary report notes Columbia students purchase bonds totaling 2009 dollars as part of an effort tied to wartime financing. The item mentions a suspension of normal activity and hints at broader war support initiatives affecting campus life.
A garbled message references Megera, a boy, and a car incident. Readable bits point to a misread note about an event involving people and a vehicle, with unclear details and timing.
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