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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1914
Page
3
A historical ad describes multiple parcels around Dothan and nearby areas including Webb and Ashford. Listings feature 40 acres level red land near Webb 28 miles away and 30 or more acres for cultivation with prices from 660 to 3266 dollars. Terms include cash and installment options with interest.
Staff Correspondent reports from London on August 17 explain England's entry into World War I as a move to preserve the balance of power in Europe. The piece argues the decision was not driven by sympathy for Serbia or alliance loyalties, but by strategic self preservation amid a continental power shift.
Read letters praise Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound for female troubles relief from pain and improved daily work ability. Testimonies from Mrs C H Grimvirit Cleveland Ohio and Mrs Ada Witt Hanover Pa describe rapid benefits and intent to recommend the remedy.
The article explains why Britain joined the Triple Entente to preserve the balance of power in Europe. It notes fears of a German surge and Russian aims to unite Slav peoples, and stresses Britain's need to protect maritime supremacy and liberty while avoiding dominance by any one power.
Real estate notice for a North Bt address offers a house and lot with seven year financing. Purchaser pays a small cash amount and monthly balance at 6 percent interest. The rent will apply toward principal and interest and the property may convert to sole ownership after seven years.
A fragmented note references an ultimatum involving United 97 and communications to Germany and Mietia. The text suggests an attempt to convey a message and establish undertakings, though details are unclear.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Cardui as a tonic for nervous irritable women and fatigue. It claims Cardui strengthens the worn-out system and aids with pains, while noting it acts naturally and benefits many “normal” women. Also references local lodge notices and a brief wartime mention.
A Texas excerpt from a public notice by a former Greenville citizen claims Ver-Lax cures a list of ailments including stomach trouble and constipation. The piece credits George H. Jackson of Griffin as a witness and promotes the product as safe for children, with a price of one dollar and availability from Lebanon Co-Operative Medicine Co in Lebanon, Tennessee.
Classified notice seeking male youths and women to learn newspaper and magazine drawing. Includes instruction to send four cents for illustrated engagement and mentions Associated Art Studio at Flatiron Building New York. Contact Joa Cobb with phone numbers 437 and 471 for day or night calls.
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