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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
3
A garbled OCR paragraph lists locals like Pollard of Auboville and W Noberth from Headlaid Tupiday visiting the city, with many other names tied to recent social and business activities. Mentions of figures from Montgomery and Panama City appear amid scattered notices of sales, vacancies, and small ads.
A garbled town notice advertises a performance at the Senn Gn tilon theater tonight. It mentions various names from Philadelphia and local figures, with references to a trade or social event and a pledge or pact described as The Pact. The text is fragmentary and includes scattered names and places.
A dense reflection questions why Jesus died for sinners, discussing sin, atonement, and divine justice. The text critiques eternal torment views, notes biblical passages on death and redemption, and weighs whether Christ’s sacrifice covers all humanity and alters the fate of the dead. It references Adam, sin, and the resurrection in a period religious argument.
Fragmentary recall describes a tonic named Quinihe and Iron with bitter taste and dissolving properties. Mentions GROVINS and ASCEELUSS alongside several personages and a price reference. The text is garbled but centers on a patent style medicinal claim and product usage.
A damaged OCR text segment mentions roads and foot traffic with scattered names and places, but lacks clear events or dates. The readable bits imply a local transportation note or notice with partial phrases about works or roads and a public context.
Fragmented OCR text discusses farming, seeds, and regional agricultural topics. Mentions corn, fashioning better seed methods, and potential national agricultural progress. References to Southern areas, counties, and various names appear in garbled form.
A worn but readable medicine advertisement touts a cure all for burns sores throat skin and various diseases. It claims rapid relief and healing with a vast remedy known by thousands, urging readers to ask their druggist for Brom Quinine and similar products.
Fragmentary late nineteenth century notes mention a community gathering on the Pe River. References include Rep Hon of Doll Sect, names such as Mapes and others, with scattered details about park events and a reward notice. The text is highly garbled with many unreadable words.
An unreadable fragment mentions individuals including a Mrs Joeithuin and a PB Thomy Son with unclear relation. The text references a location or event near 242 and descriptions of people with stray terms. Further context is not recoverable from the fragment.
Classified ads offer real estate loans from $7000, property for sale or trade, rooms for rent near College Avenue, and items including a baseball glove. Listings mention sales by Jurd and various merchants, with generic contact hints and a loose model of notices.
The E. Ala Poultry and Pet Stock Association invites membership. Secretary Devoted to the welfare of poultry and pet stock for Southwest Georgia, West Florida, and South Alabama. Members should send their mime to the secretary.
Advertises numerous real estate offerings including 60 plus poultry remedies, two lots on Montina Street, a house on Mkckshear property, and several parcels on Adame Street, Siona Street, and West Washington Street. Claims low prices, attractive terms, and rental options around $1500 per month. Includes references to farms, cultivation sites, and multiple locations with terse, misspelled details.
Fractured notice lists items for sale at a Dargatp cart near 494 Benth Doster street. Mentioned are a garden wagon, fruit trees, and a south sale with sweet potato plants advertised. Prices shown include 180 per thousand for a DeSoto genie and split pulply 2¢ inch timber details.
A garbled notice appears to describe a real estate sale of a five room home on South Apple tree street with a mark up or low price. The text mentions buyer Carrie Van and a parcel number 1138 with scattered names and numbers, but the details are unclear.
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