Bank Ad Promotes Southeast Alabama Leader
First National Bank Captiva Block lists liabilities of Dothan 250,000 and 59,000 with total 556,000. The ad proclaims the bank as the largest in Southeast Alabama and invites business, noting courteous treatment from officers including D. C. Carmichael president and G. H. Malone cashier.
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Wotel
Alabama
D. CG. Carmichael
G. H. Malone
Various global notes hint at social shifts and curiosities
A roundup covers Cuban traders pressing for American money, rising opium use in China, Bermuda's small electorate, wealth growth in Russia after war, Napoleon on France’s roads, colonization moves in West Africa, Formosa mining changes, rising meat consumption in England, and European baptism traditions. It also mentions a Japanese rescue reward, Amalgamated Engineers funding Ruskin College, royal regalia made from Servian cannon, women’s height comparisons, Peru’s festive streets, US census labor patterns, and a Binghamton device to monitor telephone lines.
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China
Bermudas
Stockholm Aftonbladet
Russia
Mary More
St. Helena
Napoleon
France
England
Nigeria
Lagos
West Africa
Gambia
Sierra Leone
Gold Coast
Ohio
Chillicothe
Formosa
Europe
Jordan
John the Baptist
Society of Engineers
Ruskin College
Oxford
Paris
Karageorge
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Lull
J. E. Seddon
Woodford
Japan
Amal
America
Peru
United States
United
Binghamton
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
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