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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
3
Fragmentary verse appears from Carolyn Wells in Harper’s. It describes longing, rain and dawn, evening labor, and a girl with poor dwelling, amid a poetical lament. The text mixes garbled lines and stray phrases, reflecting damaged OCR from a literary piece.
Mrs Barnett hosted an auction bridge session Thursday at the home of Mrs ROH Walker on Nantes street. Three tables played while guests included Mrs Cartright Mrs Edward Cannady Miss Mohue Brown Mrs Walter Witford and others.
A dubious home remedy claims to remove dandruff instantly using a scalp rub and moisture technique. The text also notes a community meeting about opera programs, hosted by Mrs Foster, with poems and stories featured. Names and venues appear in the surrounding notices.
February PTA session at the grammar school opens Saturday afternoon with Mr John Flowers and Mrs Lilian Crawford as speakers. The program includes discussions on teaching the young how to work and save and simple schooling tips. Parents are invited to view the children’s work after addresses.
In the society column the Baraca Class of the First Rap ter church was incorrectly announced. The correct group is the young men’s class at Foster Street Methodist Church taught by Brother Fonte.
Excerpt from an address by Mrs Frances Beebe of Kentucky at the WCTU convention discussing alcohol’s impact on children and society. The speaker argues liquor traffic causes blindness deafness and insanity in states like Illinois Indiana Ohio New York Pennsylvania Kentucky and urges action against drunkenness and faulty criminal justice.
A brisk gust brings new spring arrivals to Mirren & Six Millinery as shop windows showcase fresh hats and accessories for the season. Local shoppers report a quick turnover of light fabrics and straw styles highlighting early spring fashion.
A garbled notice indicates Western Panam degraph Copying lines are not discontinued. It mentions service to Panay City and a warning about routes via Fas Lanes. The text claims Murrow and Nr will present correct styles on January for spring.
A clergyman writes on improved conditions under prohibition in Massachusetts. He notes women astonished by changes in men, praising peace, industry, and stricter behavior as communities align with the temperance era.
A vintage advertisement touts GETSIT for treating corns, calluses, warts, or bunions. It claims painless relief with two drops and asserts no need to change shoes or limp. The ad urges readers to seek GETSIT from local sellers, mentioning Lawrence.
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals and places including Albert Fong Tesedloowa and Mrs Jewell McCallster with market references. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize into a clear news item.
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