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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a date and number with unclear context. Readable lines reference a person or place, but details are too fragmentary to establish a clear event, outcome, or entity set for a concise card.
Abbeville resident Jeff Wood visited Los Angeles and others like Dr D B O Kelly of Slocomb dropped in the city Sunday. OM Hill left for Waycross on business. John Hill of Jacksonville spent Christmas at home. W W Wofford of Gordon and Winnie Wood of Enfield visited relatives. Hughes of Este Fla, George Collier of Bridgport, and J L Domingus in Georgia for a few days.
A list of residents and visitors mentions the Kiang family from Coffee SPY, Jes, Mr. and Ernesto Loraine, M. EL. Meadows, Carl Esp Savannah en route home from ville, Frank Rogers and J. Patterson in the city, Kirkland of Mothan route, Ansus A. of Montgomery visiting friends. The notice ends with an ad for Dothan Tee Company and Piper coal.
An early market note invites customers to buy a wide range of meats and fish at Dixie Market. Proprietors McKnight and Lamber urge trade for the goods, listing the phone contact as 378.
A fragmentary personal warning from Rochester New York about kidney pain and fatigue. The writer mentions irregular kidney action and a remedy labeled Foley Sidney Dis providing renewed strength, claiming long term improvement. The piece reads like a cautionary health note rather than a formal report.
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