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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1915
Page
4
Silk and wool dresses offered at deep cuts for holiday trade. Prices list range from 0.38 to 26.25 with items labeled as meriteable and reduced from higher tag costs. Shoppers urged to pick up “Drewes” and other dresses at substantial markdowns.
Holiday sale offers reduced prices on Ki-Lovely Bath Robes for children and ladies. Eye catching designs and soft fabrics make these robes a thoughtful gift option during the season.
A bustling Christmas shop on the first floor promotes a full line of gifts for babies children and ladies. Onyx Hose is highlighted as the best in every way with wholesale sales of six to seven million dollars annually. The store offers ready to wear suits coats kimonas and various department specials aiming to maximize gift buying value this season.
A sales page advertises watches including Ingersoll at 79 cents and 1.45, South Bend and Wal tham at discounted prices, plus 15 jewel models at 8.00. It markets bags frames mirrors calendars clocks and mnou novelties, with Elgin and Waltham sewna watches and a solid gold case at about half price.
The Weinieny of the Soil lodge plans a gathering. Mrs Alfred Frasier travels to Ozark to visit Mrs Angus Eason and will speak Wednesday afternoon at the Woman's Club. The At Home event is postponed to the following Wednesday. Widespread sympathy is noted for the Murray family as their little son battles scarlet fever.
Partial OCR text includes a medicinal advertisement for pills by J. Cene y & Co and several names and places. The fragment also notes Florence returning from a design, Strickland Jewelry, Circle Four Baptist workers meeting, and wedding trip details in Florida with references to Dawson and Thomasville.
A nostalgic Christmas poem recalls grandfathers and grandmothers dreaming by day and night. It reflects on Christmas windows, bells, and the sweetest gift, a kiss on Christmas morning, as children watch and the elderly remember joys. The piece evokes family, memory, and the magic of Christmas for all ages.
An old remedy claims four ounces of pin liquid dissolves dandruff after nightly scalp application. One to four treatments allegedly banish itching, leave hair fluffy and glossy, with the Episcopal Guild planning events and sales at a local store featuring crafts and treats.
A fragmentary account honors Chief Pat Kanim of the Baoqualmis for his complex role in early Washington. It notes his rise of power around Snohomish territory, a grave moved to Tulalip, and his later trip to San Francisco that shaped his friendship with white settlers.
Fremdenblatt reports France seized Paris buses and sent them packed with soldiers to the Belgian frontier at outbreak of hostilities. It cites an approximate estimate that belligerents used about 50 thousand motor transports in the first week, with France holding 90 thousand wagons, Germany 74 thousand, Britain 65 thousand, Austria 26 thousand and Trieste 34.1 thousand, totaling about 200 million dollars in value.
In a Trout Amn area hunt, Ringler fired at Ben Dorset Ringler after a bear charged during a brush clearing. Ringler hit the bear and then fired, killing Ringler who died instantly as companions and fathers aided the casualty. The 71 pound bear was among the scene's details.
The report notes German wireless stations in France and Spain, including a major Eiffel power setup and a large Sayville installation opposite New York. Antennas, long-range transmitters, and Rotterdam shipments by a Holland America steamer are described, with cables linking American and German networks and a claim of near perfect substitutes.
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