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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1913
Page
4
The article recounts a chaotic game scene with Solah Aga stars delivering standout plays amid tense moments. It notes key scoring bursts, defensive stands, and crowd energy as the team battles through multiple quarters.
The text shows a degraded notice asking members to attend a meeting at 9 and 6 with references to religious services and a request for help. It mentions a pastor, a committee, and a call for participation and support from members.
Fragmentary OCR item notes an upcoming conference event with unclear date and location. It mentions Alam and Sty references and a list of individuals. The readable portion hints at a meeting with possible attendees and a closing time or arch detail, but specifics are not clear.
The article discusses Dr Abbott’s views on hell as a biblical symbol and didactic tool. It notes his controversial stance within theological circles, his historic position, and the reaction of contemporaries. A focus is on the tension between visual imagery and moral instruction in scripture.
The Headland Ave Saphlet Church hosts a Washington Pea Party Saturday February 32 at 7 30 to 10 19 oclock hosted by JM Newton on Headland Ave. Mrs Joef Beard, once guest of Miss HB Woolen, departs for Florida then visits in Birmingham before returning to Dowling Green Kentucky.
A fragmentary telegraph price note shows items priced at 150 each or 16 per dozen, mentioning J Bell HH in a truncated listing. The readable portion suggests a basic rate or sale cue, with unclear product description and garbled names.
A brief item notes a legal action involving G& W Mowers and others amid unclear references to a phone company and a related dispute. Details are fragmentary but indicate a court filing or suit process with local business names in question.
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