18 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary text references preliminary actions, a Monday hearing, and named individuals including Crawford and Faron. Details are garbled with missing words and misread terms, preventing a clear incident, date, or location from being established.
The Eagle prints a reply from Dr T M Barnett disputing a claim by another to be City Health Officer of Dothan. The letter discusses formaldehyde lamps for disinfection, city authority, and that Barnett’s term as health officer ended with the old city administration. Courts may settle the office question.
The governor is exerting effort to force Alabama taxpayers to pay their November share to the school fund. He cites slow tax payments as the reason the state cannot meet the school fund appropriation. He has engaged with a major Birmingham steel industry to press for lower taxes so state money can be directed to education.
Reuters Athens dispatch reports a Greek naval officer attached to the Greek Legation in Constantinople has been abducted and executed on the charge of espionage. The Greek minister protested and appealed to Turkish authorities, but the fate was carried out as the steamer left Constantinople.
Turkeys are available for the holidays at Ussery Gragery Co with plenty in stock. Prices are described as reasonable for the season. Shoppers are urged to visit the store for fresh offerings and to inquire about bulk purchases.
A common social setting where people often meet friends or acquaintances is a cafe or coffee shop. Other likely places include gyms, parks, workplaces, schools, libraries, or community events.
Local note from Moultrie reports sixty five hogs bringing 796 dollars as county farmers, led by Whit Observer, fingered for devin io his favor by the Mond, while Whitfield remains busy with dry bench and squeeters. The hogs are described as old enough to touch, but not ready yet, with preparations ongoing for a few weeks.
An old potion claim details Wyeths Sage Tea and Shiphur Compound that allegedly darken gray hair quickly. The ad insists the mixture restores natural color, hides gray hairs, and makes hair appear luxurious within days, urging purchase of the ingredients for a youthful look.
Latvelle McLennan, aged eighteen, is spending the holidays with her aunt Miss Hilaryin McLennan while attending college and taking a break from studies.
A terse note from an unknown advertiser seeks to purchase a used road tapagey scrap yard gear near Lehaum Meare and Tonpifistuins Yard. The message mentions cheap options and asks for contact details. The fragmentary text is hard to parse but points to a buy request for second hand road equipment.
A festive offer promotes a pair of Gold Spec ladies glasses as the ideal holiday gift. It highlights eye health, promises easier lens fitting with no extra charge, and notes a 25 percent reduction on selected spectacles.
Reports detail a growing city relief effort with donations from Mayor Tinker and M Patterson along with residents on Marin Street. The drive supplied staples including potatoes while police officials weigh the advisability of distributing syrup to support ongoing aid and prevent shortages.
A packing house reports starting Monday and plans to operate daily, buying peanut fed hogs and other livestock. The notice mentions Moultrie Georgia and nearby regions, with references to hog and frog markets, a large scale operation, and effort to attract shipments. The fragmented text indicates intake from various sections, and a push to address concerns about supply and pricing.
A movement supported by the Modern Woodmen aims to organize charity efforts to aid the poor and suffering. The proposal encountered broad support and is expected to advance the cause through coordinated fundraising and public service activities.
A warrant was issued in Austios Patter's court for Miudy Neals amid a case involving lashed accusations. Both detained, authorities report the defendant is held in Jie county jail awaiting proceedings.
The death of Mrs Cuire is reported after a prolonged illness of over a year. The body arrived in Do Thania on the Coast Line with funeral services led by Rev KE Jennings at 10 o clock Saturday at D N Blans East Newton Street home. Interment follows in the city cemetery. Survived by two sons, two daughters and other relatives in Greenville Cairo Georgia and other areas.
Benett W. Bennet of Cottonwood is accused by a grand jury of practicing medicine without a license after claiming to cure disease and perform miracles through laying on of hands. Local physicians had previously complained, and Bennett faced multiple charges. supporters say he performed healing acts in Cotran and nearby areas.
A promotional notice for Coburns Civeater Mine performer lineup at the Palaces Theatre next Saturday and Monday features Splendid Male Quartets and a Metropolitan Singing quartet. The show promises strong vocal talent headed by Leptor Tatras and Willian Churet with Dustin McCarthy and Joseph Muguire among others, highlighted by comic songs and specialty acts. Box office duty, adult and child pricing listed at 25 cents.
Duncan Buie writes from Towikh expressing thanks and a wish to extend mercy to Davee the nitumaeus, arguing against antiwoman sentiment and reflecting on the many men still free after their crimes. He notes five months in jail as punishment and seeks release to be with family.
A vintage health blurb urges Americans to curb heavy eating and drink a salta infused water to cleanse kidneys. It touts ginger juice and a soda drink as remedies, claiming they restore kidney function, reduce back pain and urinary symptoms, and improve general vitality.
Fragmentary notice urges starts stamping out the Great White Pingrie of ti berendosin and mentions availability of Red Cross Seals at local shops. Names listed include H McCallum and Mendeluon-Adusns and Martin.
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