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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR hints at a policy claim notice mentioning payment and a $100 policy. Mentions Milwaukee and Tar? unclear locations and details. The readable text suggests a general claims payment context without complete facts.
A Globe article recounts Thanksgiving and life in 1810, contrasting slow, sparse living with today’s abundance. It notes no canned goods, no refrigeration, no sewing machines, and no ready made goods, with households using fire for cooking and handmade items.
J T Day, one of Columbia’s oldest residents, died this morning at 9 o’clock at his home. The body will be buried in the local cemetery tomorrow with Masonic rites.
A folksy exhortation to stay optimistic despite hardships. The passage promotes grit and upbeat attitude as keys to success, ending with a call to not be pessimistic and to keep trying until you win. The excerpt includes promotional lines from local merchants and a brief note of a sale and gifts.
Market message claims first class service with honest weight and good meats. It states exclusive agency for shipt oysters received fresh and sanitary to please customers.
A local retailer announces a storewide sale with a 25 percent discount on all items including woolen stock underwear outing wear blankets sweaters and hosiery. The Dorset department showcases American Lady garments and the millinery section offers reduced prices though stock is limited. Christmas ribbon stock is highlighted as a money saver for shoppers.
An advertisement touts a Singer Darner feeding on any rock-stell sewing machine to speed darning. It claims the device makes darning a pastime and promotes Foley’s Hee y Tar as a cure. The listing includes a Dothan store and several imprecise names and locations.
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