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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
2
The Farmers Union Warehouse Co. invites farmers to bring cotton for weighing. It has weighed cotton for years and asks customers to trust its fairness. Bring the first bale, then the next, to help hold farmers together and gain advantage.
The note states Farmers Union Warehouse Co and know the business PS-4 have weighed cotton at this place for six years with K P Holland as manager. The line credits K P Holland leading the operation and indicates a longstanding cotton weighing activity at the warehouse.
A San Francisco Chronicle style overview explains the wood used in pianos. It details spruce for soundboards, elm for frames, veneer for exterior surfaces, and various woods for bridges keys and mechanisms. It notes most materials come from distant places but are sourced from the United States.
A reminiscence recalls Mme Fairfax on moonlit Virginia porches with her colored maid Dahlia at hand. The maid praises the moon’s beauty as it rises behind eastern hills and exclaims with wonder when Mme Fairfax visits Washington, invoking the beloved Moon in memory.
The article argues left handedness can be inherited and suggests mothers monitor and train infants to use both hands. It recommends alternating the baby’s arm during carry and gently guiding left handed actions to encourage equal use. Early training is presented as the key to balanced hand use.
A regional lumber maker markets extensive stock for ceilings siding flooring framing and interior finishes. The firm highlights dried well worked lumber moulding custom orders the ability to manufacture items same day and a full line of columns balustrades doors sash stores and steel beams near the Central depot. The ad proclaims new vigor under old name and invites visitors even if not buying.
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