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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1914
Page
3
A humorous New York Sun item recalls a pretty young woman entering a music store and asking about Kissed Mel in the Moonlight. The clerk jokes that the other counter must hold the answer, noting he has been there a week. Local notes mention Mrs. C. BR. Bryan of Panama City visiting family and Iona Peterman returning from Gainesville, Ga., for holidays.
In a Kansas City Times item a card game score attempt failed and passed between players. A witty exchange followed about being educated, with a remark referencing family attendance at a Red Front event. The fragment includes a watch ad and a messenger notice offering quick delivery by Western Union.
An old OCR fragment shows an order from an out‑of‑town merchant to a ducal wholesale grocery in Hartford. It mentions shipments, timing, and a cheeky line about Santa Claus urging early shopping, with scattered, unclear phrasing throughout.
A fragmentary Brooklyn Eagle piece depicts a husband attempting to provoke his wife into discussing finances. The dialogue hints at manipulation to trigger anger so she will be less inclined to seek money, revealing a controversial marital scheme.
A cluttered classified page offers various ads in Dothan and surrounding area. Rentals include 16 acres within city limits near Meadland Arena and 4 acres in Panture Tutwiler and Powell plus several office spaces in Cherry building. Numerous listings for laundry services, dry cleaning, and household items appear with prices and contact numbers.
The Grouch muses on wartime duty and trench life, mentioning his wife and a chain dealer with a wary tone. Fragmentary dialogue hints at personal strain and national conflict.
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