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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary reminiscences recount a mixed view of the battle near Custer Hill. Indian leaders and warriors describe courage and losses, while recounting strategies and the clash with U.S. troops. The text contrasts Indian resistance with praise for Custer and marks the perils faced by women and children during the engagement.
Vintage ad copy promotes Onyx quality shoes with bold prices and multiple styles. Highlights include Onyx weight, reinforced heels, and various color options. Deals list per-pair prices like 81.00 and 108.0, with mentions of hours and days for sale events.
A vintage ad fragment promotes Onyx Hosiery as the world’s best and urges readers to visit a Dothan shop boasting a large, diverse stock. It touts items like weight intervals and ribbed textures with bold price hints and department pride for value.
Fragmentary text describes tribes northward sending people across the border toward southern lodges. Mentions Browz, Wattle, mountaine dwellers, Cayene, Umatilisa, and a council of chiefs. Conveys a planned gathering where bread sharing and farewell rites occur.
Police seized about seven barrels of beer at the residence of Kian. The incident details are limited in the readable text.
The item notes removal to the official storage headquarters located on North Fonter Street. The move details are concise with no additional context available in the excerpt.
Government report shows cotton consumed during March at 493,774 bales, up from 462,455 last year, with totals to March 31 reaching 483,774 bales. Mentions mills, warehouses, and related production figures along with stray grocery and tonic advertisements.
A garbled collection of dialogues, moral snippets, and clippings from an older publication. It includes fractured conversations about a maid, a wife, a profession, and a dubious claim about sleep and cloves. Mixed lines reference London Chronicle, philosophy of material shaping, and a quoted line from John Raskin.
An archaic narrative describes a voyage at Christmas time with distant voices and a wanderer speaking of journeys. A manly figure appears, a woman named Peor Fisien crouches, and the crew faces a voyage toward a promised shore while longing for home.
Reported afternoon update on Mike Cotton, son of Mr. and Mrs., in Nevis, deteriorating to critical status. Respected by all, public hope remains high for a return to health as he battles severe illness with delirious spells during moments of weakness.
Josephi Shay Becker's chief set withdrew from the case owing to a disagreement with his client.
An advertisement extols ROOT JUICE as a grand tonic to cleanse blood purify organs and restore energy. It claims mild action no harsh drugs and warns against other remedies while urging readers to buy for renewed vigor and mental clarity. The copy targets general health improvement with vibrant promises.
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