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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1910
Page
6
A letter from Mr GD Gilkeson of Ingles Avenue Foungstown Ohio recounts using Foley's Honey and Tar for his child Ab Saaple Hailgeard. He claims the remedy relieved throat and lung inflammation after one dose and advises keeping a bottle at home. The sale is handled by N H McCallum.
A Saturday night incident at the Criterion theatre involved three participants in an improvised scene. The leading actor, a young man, mistook a male companion for the leading lady and escorted him toward the exit, causing startled reactions from the real actress and audience.
A morning report notes weather warm with rain expected later as business interests cut ties. Gordo Vi and Vee Roe Borland of Montgomery meet this week to discuss Latin city matters. Fa Watford from Madrid was in the city briefly during the week.
Clement J Driscoll, New York’s weights and measures commissioner, urges bread sold by weight. He mocks a baker who objects, recalling European regulation and a washerwoman tale about providers to illustrate his point.
Philadelphia literary figures laugh over a slender witticism during a Lambda Club introduction to Richard Harding Davis. Pater Dunne, author of Mr Dooley, told Dunne he looked different from how he imagined, prompting humorous exchanges about appearance and reputation.
A local notice announces a Wednesday sale at Brett's store on Head Land Avenue hosted by the Headland Avenue Club. The event features a pile of pavents and rad items to be sold to raise funds, with timing set for the afternoon.
In a fragmented listing a horse described as West llassed is offered for sale near Treusten Foals Guatle. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details, lacking clear price, age, or seller information.
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