D C Carmichael Aims for Mayor Post in Dothan
Dothan mayoral primary candidate D C Carmichael is a South Carolinian by birth and Alabama by adoption. He built a turpentine business in Georgia before moving a decade ago to Dothan where he owns the Mist National Bank and Dothan Ice Company and holds interests in other ventures. He is described as capable and ready to serve with energy and commitment.
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D. C. Carmichael
Dothan
The
Mist
Park Dramatic Co Brings Notable Show To Dothan Tent
The Park Dramatic Company performs nightly in Dothan with new numbers and cast changes. The troupe presents moving pictures of the Thaw case and offers varied entertainments for all ages. J W Byrd manages Bundrick Place sales while locals Granger and Jack travel from Cottonwood after attending the Alabama Sunday School Convention in Birmingham.
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W. C. Granger
RK. W. Jack
Cottonwood
Dothan
Birmingham
Alabama
Meyer Levin to wed Rosalie Crine in April home ceremony
An April wedding is announced for Mr. Meyer Levin and Miss Rosalie Crine. Invitations state the ceremony will be held at Mrs Crine’s home on S Foster Street on the 24th of April. Levin recently moved from Troy and has worked in the insurance field here for several years.
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Meyer Levin
Rosalie Crine
Crine
S. Foster Street
Levine
Troy
Meerschaum Pipes and the Old World Craft Spirit
A German pipe dealer contrasts American haste with European care, explaining how soft meerschaum pipes are carved and waxed to last a lifetime. He notes Americans rough handling, while Germans hand polish, boil in beeswax, and avoid touching bowls when warm. The piece also recounts Maria Lee, the Black Maria, who aided Boston police by carrying prisoners and inspiring the term for the prison van.
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Vienna
Old Country
Kansas City Times
Black Maria
Boston
Maria Lee
Water Front
A Poet Physician Helps the Poor Woman's Husband
A compassionate Dr. Goldsmith visits ailing husband in poverty. He promises help and sends a box containing 10 guineas with a note urging patience and good heart. The act shows his humanity and medical concern.
Lost and Found in a Department Store Mix Up
A humorous exchange at a department store features a polite floorwalker as a woman reports losing 114 pounds of husband in a light brown suit and a black derby. She explains the man wandered the building in a crush at the fancy goods counter carrying a bundle under his arm.
Girls Are So Queer humorous letter exchange
A Chicago News item features a playful exchange about a man who sent glowing love letters. The woman recalls glancing through the letters once and twice, reading them at night to pass the time, and on rainy days to gauge a suitor’s silliness, insisting she never liked him.
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Chicago News
Clever Lawyer and the Skimmer in a Train Bed Trick
A Paris lawyer trains a young client to cry at the desk tap. The judge confronts a paradox as the barrister keeps his temper. On a journey a passenger reads a discarded book leaf by leaf, crumpling each page and tossing it out, revealing a clever, curious response.
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Paris
Hutchinson
Kinsley
Kansas City
Naffiraily Ie
Promptness in accepting invitations in social life
A Philadelphia North American note stresses punctuality as the mark of courtesy and popularity. It urges prompt responses to invitations, favors swift replies by telephone, and disdain for excuses, declaring that hesitation is worse than crime for those attending social events.
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Washigton
Philadelphia
North American
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