Fashion Art League of America Bulletin Anticipates 1915 Styles
The Fashion Art League of America reports in its latest bulletin that 1915 will favor upstanding figures and tailored bearing. Low necks and peekaboo waists recede. medical collars disappear as fluffy trims return. A high collar and removable lace or chiffon accents will accompany street outfits.
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Sen
Fashion Art League of America
Piri
Alee Ag
Mbtar
Atyles
Voor
Fashion Art League
Wwends
Fragmented Text From A Historic Page
A garbled OCR fragment discusses social topics and the idea of heritage in a cryptic, period voice. It references a woman's collar, essential parts of contention, and an upright figure tied to a twentieth century heritage, with unclear context and names.
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Diel
Montgomery
Global view on woman suffrage and contrasting results
The piece surveys attitudes toward woman suffrage in Nevada Ohio and Nordic countries. It notes Nevada shows limited support with 100 women for every seven urged by leaders while Ohio rejects suffrage after heavy opposition. It contrasts Norway Denmark Finland where women vote on par with men but societies vary in acceptance.
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Nevada
Ohio
Norway
Denmark
Filand
Finland
Dethan Bit The Dothan Sindy Cin
Unable to determine a coherent event due to fragmented text. The note appears to reference a social or personal matter with names Dethan Bit Dothan Sindy Cin Morrie Black and a location Bo Newton but lacks clear action, date, or context.
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Dethan
Bo Welock
Wee Morrie Black
Good Manners and Etiquette Lessons For Students
A discussion on proper conduct and civility focuses on self control and respect in daily habits. The note emphasizes mindful behavior, considerate speech, and avoiding impulsive actions that harm others or the classroom environment.
Grain Sale at Red Front Promises Best Value
A terse ad notes rye grain pricing with 16 pounds for one dollar, claiming the Red Front store offers top value and consistently sells more.
Pilorim's Progress at Palace Saturday
Fragment reads that Pilorim's Progress will be presented at the Palace Saturday as a benefit for a local cause. The event is tied to a prominent Alabama State lay process and involves a committee of business men and Sunday school workers with Manager Powell noted for support.
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Pilorim
Palace
Baovan
Opalgrun
Palver Salardas
Alabama
Sianlay
Powell
Untitled railing on temperance law sparks state debates
The piece contends liquor journals exaggerate troubles under the new temperance law. It claims wet states like Illinois Ohio and New York faced ongoing liquor problems and hidden dens despite months of experience under the law.
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Ohio
New York
Liquor Duty Promoted at Illinois Steel Plant
Raps posted at Joie works of the Illinois Steel Co discourage liquor use by employees on duty. Those who abstain can receive consideration for promotions, while civilians could benefit too. The notice argues sobriety boosts efficiency, urging promotion of abstinence. It mentions Willa Jennings Bryan in support.
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John Garleycorn
Ofien
Ullnois Steel Company
Sivilian
Willa Jennings Bryan
Statesman and ballot box against wasteful saloon era
A commentary denounces alcohol and vice as massive social waste while urging leaders to act. It cites Jenkin Lloyd Jones calling for reform and notes the push from practical men of business. Also mentions juvenile court officials reporting minimal juvenile cases in their counties.
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Raltreeés
Ban
Han
Co—Cerv
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
London Chronicle reports wage hikes by large employer
The London Daily Chronicle notes a major employer in Indorhee raised wages 16 percent for all workers as a business move. It critiques anti-saloon and prohibition arguments and argues that liquor interests influence government policy, urging readers to support revenue plans amid national prohibition debates.
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London Daily Chronicle
Indorhee
Boy Scouts to Celebrate Anniversary of Organization
The Boy Scouts worldwide plan a week long celebration February 7 to 15 marking the 1908 founding by Sir Robert Baden-Powell in England. The movement has grown to tens of millions and will feature a service led by Dr. HU Me Sail and various ceremonies culminating the following Saturday.
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Hos Scouta
Worll
Sir Robert Haden- Powell
England
Otter Seant
United States
Dothan Tople Sebios
America
HU Me Sail
Cdebraben
Conti
One Wonderful, Might: Lewi Tracy Mystery at Palace Theater
The story in Ladies' World Magazine by Lewi Tracy has audiences excited and voters chose Francis X. Bushman for the lead role. The production promises heart throbs and dire deeds and will be shown at the Palace Theatre soon.
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Ladies’ World
Lewi Tracy
Francis X. Bushman
Palare Theat
Red Front 10c Store Ad Promises Low Prices
A fragment from a local page highlights a Red Front 10c Store slogan focusing on everyday low prices and sales. The readable text promotes value and broad product appeal in a small storefront context.
Keen rivalry charity show at Palace Theatre
Two Sunday school groups in the city plan a joint ticket sale for a benefit show at the Palace Theatre. Migrims Progress will be presented to raise funds to defray expenses for the state fo r school convention in April.
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Yang Badaen
Palace Theatre
Red Front crochet goods and rents advertised
An old classified note promotes crochet supplies and rental space at The Red Front. It mentions 10c for rent, two nine rooms upstairs, and continued sales for lease at an address on a street likely GOT N cx ntreet.
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Dothan
Trading Public
Fey & Williams
Sogety News
Pretemer
Salhem
Chidhood
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Itiae
Vonrell
Wes. Wieson
Anche Sng
Department of Juvenile Courts
Kanes Woctu
Juveile Doett
Sedge
Romero
BOY Scouts
Ccougl
Fereere
Newspap
Ake
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