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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
2
Fasten star meeting and bridal celebration held in a dining room festooned with pink decor and Japanese lanterns. Guests included Mrs Callie French and Judge Tomtinson. the event honored Miss Fly Dell, bride elect, with gifts, flowers, and a social hour following the meeting.
In a Houston gathering Mrs Arthur Unser and guests admire elaborate gowns and corsages. Attendees Mini Houston Irene Houston and others wear crepe de chine with lace while pink and white hues dominate. Flowers and bouquets accompany the parade of formal wear as guests mingle prior to the ceremony.
Do You Read describes a batch of late books received with new copyrights. Names include The Woman Thou Gavest Me and The Flying U series. Mentions Magee Island and various misreadings. Content is garbled but indicates a publisher’s note on newly acquired rights.
A reader ad promotes a new spare time profession writing moving picture plays for men and women. Producers pay from 26 to 160 dollars per scene accepted, with a claimed six month earnings of 3700 dollars. The offer claims anyone can do it in a few hours per day, and that a postcard to PAY ASSOCIATION in Wilkes-Barre, Pa, will send complete, free particulars.
Fragmented report notes a committee halt due to lack of witnesses. Hearings are expected to resume Monday as delegations opposed to tails begin arriving. Meanwhile the Houston County Farmers Cooperative Association plans a 10 o'clock morning meeting with the Vital Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Commerce at North Fouter Street. The text also references unrelated items about a diplodocus and a husband who never told a lie.
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