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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
3
The article explains parfaits and mousses formed by folding whipped cream into ingredients, then freezing in individual molds. It notes parfaits freeze harder than mousses due to gelatin and syrup, with eggs and syrup causing slower freezing and longer storage.
A garbled ad piece touts writing movie plots as a profitable at home job. It claims producers pay up to 8500 for accepted scenarios and urges readers to request free details by postcard to Photo-Play Adaptation Box 188. It also includes unrelated technical listings and boiler machinery references.
Advertises a Florida fishing retreat at Tollawood Hotel and Cottages west of Dothan with weekly rates of ten dollars, including tackle and boats. Offers transportation by car to the toll road and states accommodations and driving directions to 46 the roads. Written by O GILBERT, Idlewood, Fin.
The letter urges a unified group of Dothan youths for pleasure and civic purpose. It promotes a modern commercial organization, collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce, and a movement to boost Dothan’s status and growth through coordinated effort.
The Citizen urges Dothan solons to embrace the independent role of well equipped, aggressive municipalities as organizers of time and cooperation among laden Koilian organizations, calling for active cooperation.
W. C. Granger and family along with Miss Clara Cathonasheat attend a Sun service in Greenwood. Mrs. and Mrs. B. Packer plan a business trip to Ashford. Alma Watford visited Madrid and Mrs. Bugese Harrison returned with Whan Morris. OcHryan went to Atlanta for schooling. Dothan court actions involve BO. Smith and Mr. Bek By. Dr. Hivhy of Kayton hosted a Sunday afternoon visit.
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