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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1915
Page
3
Advertisements claim GetSIT treatment cures corns warts and bunions with no pain or shoe changes. The product costs 25c a bottle and is sold by E Lawrence & Co in Chicago, with orders mailed directly. Local seller W. S. Bonham offers homemade preserves.
The state Sunday School Convention housing committee schedules a city canvass on the forthcoming Sunday. Delegates will be provided homes, using a printed card to organize the process. The card allows quick completion by striking unnecessary words to clarify its meaning.
A damaged notice describes lodging options with single and double beds, baths, and breakfast rates. It mentions names and payment terms but text is garbled and hard to interpret.
A skilled mystic woman offers guidance in astrology and occult arts, claiming deep experience with ancient wisdom from Egypt and the Orient. She provides confidential advice to those in trouble, promising personal insight, spiritual connection, and recovery of property through protective measures.
Voters are directed to a polling location at 212 South Foster Farrest with hours listed as morning times. The notice provides basic details for residents to cast ballots.
Beam Laundry advertises tire suit cleaning at 81 dollars per unit. The copy claims value and invites customers to experience the service with the promise of satisfaction and reliable results.
A court fined Officer Cory Rosty and Officer Whitfield in connection with an improper night patrol. The ruling cites failure to perform official duties and tests during a recent municipal operation.
Fragmentary notice reports Anglin arrested and taken to Peal trie in Colquitt county. It mentions Richacda Springs and Sheriff Sinc' ed fie, with unclear details on location and timing. The ad-like text offers monthly service pricing and a phone contact, adding confusion to the summary.
Jufins H. Otte, president of the Creataln State Pair of Maron, spoke in Dothan last night as guest of Secretary Fred Ti. Thomas of the Southeast Alabama Fair Association. The discussion covered operations and fair branding, with mention of fresh mutton and market themes.
An OCR fragment lists student names by grade and a business motto. It includes 10th and 11th graders such as Willie Whaley Grace Baseman Mary Brown and Herman Brown, plus a slogan promising prompt service and low prices attributed to W. S. Banham with a phone number. The text mixes names, grades, and ad-like lines about medical/resting periods and a political-assembly scene reference.
C F Verring of Cottonwood spent time in Dathan on Monday amid talk of various items at Bonhams auction house including bone mice, greens, cabbage, lettuce, and drying ions. contact at phone number 208 131.
Layaven a meeting is called for the Larmen of the Presbyterian church of the Raat Alabama Presbyters to meet in Greenville on April 14. The meeting was called by Chairman F Morgan of Daten who, with J R R Morgan, recently returned from the convention at Charlie, NL oe.
A partial OCR fragment notes events and names in unclear form. It mentions Tim and Houle with scattered terms possibly relating to a coordination or meeting. Context and details are too fragmentary to identify a clear event or outcome.
An editorial discusses the importance of insurance for property owners in Dothan Alabama, noting high premium costs and the role of insurers. It explains state regulation, rate pamphlets, and the duties of agents to present lawful quotes while highlighting the Royal Insurance Company as a leading firm.
In the February trearie a brief note references Dorothea Newros and a person named Tanah with unclear context. The fragmentary item mentions Newcox and a New York Sun citation.
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