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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
4
The passage praises a man of modest wealth and sincere speech who acts with honor and virtue, considers others' rights and feelings, and fits well in any company. The second line notes attendance at a wedding with little outlandish display, mentioning only an engagement ring as conspicuous.
An historic note from Baltimore Bun offers a prize for the best definition of a true gentleman. The essay describes a man with propriety self control and equal to all, who does not flaunt poverty or reveal inferiority, and remains humble when necessity requires.
Shosmaking and repairing a specialty next to Price Building phone 403 H N Thomas offers skilled craft and prompt service for footwear repairs and custom work.
SLO offers 16 adjoining parcels 265 by 150 feet with railroad front at Central depot. Lots may be bought individually or in any combination at 250 dollars each. Owner or agent W. G. Picher, 16.
A poetic prayer asks God to grant a vibrant, strong, merciful mate who loves the open air and stars. The speaker seeks a fearless, creative partner to challenge him and aid his dreams, or an ideal vision if the fleshly woman is not granted.
A colonel rouses his party in a back shelter as a thin member admits he drank all the whiskey during a winter Maine trip. The colonel expresses shock and asks why the act was necessary while the man explains he was writing home about the enjoyable trip.
A Cleveland visitor samples cider and jokes about eleven barrels while considering a dozen. The piece also recalls a young candidate’s awkward debut before a wary audience of freen and independent voters, as nerves over public speaking loom.
A medical student, examining a man's eye with an ophthalmoscope, proclaims the eye remarkable and suggests a new disease. The patient’s supposed eye condition is revealed as a glass piece mistaken for an eye by the observer, per the Argonaut.
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