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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
5
An article by Mary Boyle O'Reilly portrays Boy Scouts and youths drafted to guard coastlines during war. It details patrol duties along coasts, telegraph lines, and rail routes, with training in swimming, climbing, and navigation.
Bettie Bullock of Catron credits Cardus the women's tonic with restoring her strength after years of illness. She says her husband brought her a bottle, and within days she could walk farther and perform her work. The note promotes Cardus as a trusted remedy used by over a million women in fifty years.
A report describes the royal coast guard patrolling cliff tops with staves and pair duties to deter threats. Seamen monitor suspicious craft and landings while a torpedo expert is awaited to handle mines and ensure shoreline safety.
A garbled and unsafe OCR fragment discusses quinine use for children and adults with claimed health effects and a product called FEURILIRA. It mentions Ark fur Zonnee packaging and a dubious suggestion to seek original packaging. The text is unclear and health claims are unverified.
A girl oversees Salvation Army pot at a busy street corner to fund a Christmas dinner for the needy. Volunteers urge pedestrians to donate pennies as children in costumes solicit alms, with collectors warning against failing to appear.
Tax collector Smith Hall warns all state and county taxes for 1974 are due and payable by January 1, 1915. Eight percent penalties apply for late payment. Poll tax due by October 1 and February 191%. taxpayers urged to pay promptly at the tax office to satisfy legal requirements.
A collage of want ad blurbs from Parrott GA and Marianna FL listing cash for cotton, office space, house and land for sale, cattle and dairy cows, poultry, white Orpingtons, a fox hound form, household items, and job offers with brief contact details and prices, reflecting a mid century rural classifieds page.
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