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A fragmented notice outlines subscription pricing including one year 9600, six months F250, Mareo months $1.35, and a 20 cent weekly rate, delivered by carrier.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented notice outlines subscription pricing including one year 9600, six months F250, Mareo months $1.35, and a 20 cent weekly rate, delivered by carrier.
Fragmented note discusses witness protection in court. Mentions demand for stronger safeguards and concerns about safety for those testifying. References vague names and places, with uncertain ages and roles.
Fragmentary text references Montgomery Journal coverage of a trial with jurors witnesses and protections. It mentions Judge Kale the press and reforms debates and describes public reaction and perceived pressures on jurors and witnesses amid a looming reform agenda and civic questions.
In a 1912 era report analysts note rising gasoline prices and expanding automobile production. The piece cites a producer planning 150000 cars in 1912 and discusses crude oil reserves, price changes from a dollar thirty to cents, and the impact on fuel like kerosene and gasoline.
A letter from Mrs J Kealtick praises Cardul the vegetable remedy for womanly weakness. The writer describes relief after trying Cardul, claiming improved pain and health and urging others to try the product as a longtrusted cure. Readers are reminded of Cardul's claimed 60 years of use.
A jumble of phrases about marriage duty and claiming space in a troubled relationship. It hints at a candid discussion of a wife’s autonomy, affection, respect, and the balance of power within a married pair. The text reflects uneasy social norms and echoes debates on gender roles.
Fragmented OCR reads like a late 19th century vignette with mentions of Hawthorne and Western figures. It hints at families, literary fame, and social scenes in a tense, shadowed America. The text is garbled but suggests a column or commentary on public figures and private life.
An OCR fragment notes bacon prices and market activity with scattered names and places. It mentions a late price, a market, and individuals such as Tiby Maxwell and WJ Burde, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Fragmentary and garbled text from an OCR source provides no discernible events or names. No readable facts to summarize into a proper news card.
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