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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1906
Page
4
Dothan Dispensary Profits Highlight Town Growth
The Age Herald notes tiny town strides with a nearly twenty one thousand dollar profit from the Dothan dispensary last year. Tales about New Year resolutions and local skepticism mingle with questions about honesty and growth in a bustling community.
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Dothan
McCall Surrenders All for Balance Note
The source states McCall gave up all he had and the note for the remaining balance, leaving him described as a poor man. The remark suggests disbelief in the claim.
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McCall
Cleveland to umpire major insurance game
Cleveland is chosen to officiate the match involving three large insurance companies. The hope is he will remove all the old presidents from participation.
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Cleveland
Poll tax receipt needed to prove friendships this year
More people will be known this year than ever before but their friendship may not count without presenting the poll tax receipt.
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The passage spoofs political candidates preparing for the New Year and predicts campaigns will be harsh. It mocks smiles that won’t fade until after the primary and warns of lasting scars from the effort.
Man Pardoned After Big New York Heist Gets Repeated
A man in New York is pardoned after stealing $40 000 in clothing guard wear from a local firm. If he continues to steal small amounts he risks longer prison time on future offenses.
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New
Yor
Rates and Progress in Century Magazine on Railroads
President Samuel Spencer discusses how railroad rates fuel industrial progress. He cites Kansas corn, Nebraska crops, and cotton mills in Georgia and the Carolinas as examples of rate adjustments aiding farmers and manufacturers. He argues the Interstate Commerce Commission should not delay relief or weaken competition by misaligned rate policies.
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Century Magazine
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern
Kansas
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Spencer
Georgia
Carolinas
Gothrae
New England
Weather and crops loom in 1906 Alabama CRT
The Dothan Eagle reports on Alabama farming concerns in 1906 including dry weather forecasts suggesting good cotton crops, labor shortages for planting and harvest, and ongoing legal notices in the Owens case requiring Thos J Owens to answer by January 27 1905 with a decree pro confesso if not.
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Register
Dothan
Ala
Thos. J. Owens
Sayings on life and money from a bygone era
A collection of aphorisms on love money and social behavior with humorous quips about courtship generosity and self restraint. The voice advises loosening up be a sport and spending wisely while navigating relationships and wit with playful tone.
Spoiled His Profits
A fragment notes a monkey closing a peal rut stand and an elephant being appointed licentiate on that beat, reflecting street slang and local humor in a public square item.
A Curious Tale of Money and Matrimony
A European traveler recalls a rural couple famed for quarrels and a blunt confession. The husband reveals he married for money, claiming his wife had $40. A chance remark then alters a life, as casual conversations spark life changing outcomes.
Dawning Resolve in the Drunkard’s Fight
A humorous verse narrative shows Duncan M. Smith warning against drinking as Jiumor and Phil ard Philosophy struggle with wine. Grimley stops a sneezing bout by claiming he was singing a solo, while friends discuss swearing off booze and the lure of taverns.
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Grimley
Mystery Prompt Reveals Escaped Truth Behind Jones Case
A dramatic exchange hints at Mrs. Jones stepping out as unknown events unfold. The dialogue implies a deliberate concealment and fear of pursuit, suggesting a tense domestic or social intrigue with potential repercussions for the involved husband.
Expert Flirt Fades In A Straitlaced Social Scene
The dialogue paints a sharp public portrait of flirtation and bluff as a man and woman spar over marriage, war talk, and finance. Notes on memory, social ritual, and the holiday mood reveal a playful yet wary view of romance and exchange.
Can Still Keep Up
A witty quip questions why a doctor would not ease his wife’s burden with a steam hammer. The joke suggests humorous solutions to domestic labor.
True to His Profession memoirs aim for uniform binding
The colonel plans his memoirs in two volumes so they will be in uniform binding. The exchange hints at a desire for a cohesive, presentable look across editions.
Pert Paragraphs On Hair And Angelic Looks
The text muses that when a girl stops caring how her hair appears from behind she is ready to qualify as a little white angel. It contrasts male perception of feminine beauty with the idea that men are unaware of its true measure.
Senator Bracket Introduces Resignation Demand
A state senate in Albany on January 4 1882 introduced a resolution calling for Chauncey M Depew to resign from the United States Senate. The measure cites ties between the Equitable Life Assurance Society and Depew as eroding public confidence in his ability to represent the people. The senate resolves that Depew is requested to resign immediately.
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Albany
Raches
Saratoga
Aley
Cup
Remains to be Exhumed in Georgia Case
In Columbus Georgia on January 4 the badly decayed remains found in Bath wood after a coroner’s inquest will be exhumed at the request of Henry Green and his wife who run a boarding house. They seek to confirm if the remains are their one year old son missing weeks ago. Jane Davis a Black woman said her child disappeared recently. Housesmiths and Bridgemen in New York begin a strike seeking higher wages from 4.50 to 5 dollars a day affecting work on 200 new office factory buildings.
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Columbus
Bathwood
Henry Green
Housesmith and Bridgemen
New York
Housesmiths
Bridgemen
League and Building Trades Emp Association
Twenty Six Sentenced for Treasy in Paris Trial
In Paris on the Seine Assist day, twenty six members of an anti military group were found guilty of inciting recruits to disloyalty and insurrection after a two hour deliberation. Mile mietska and a man named Ch were acquitted. Sentences ranged from four years to six months with fines. The prisoners were to deliver speeches but were refused entry while singing a revolutionary song.
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Paris
Seine
Milemietska
Procrastination Thief Faces Time as Money Reappears
A cryptic note contemplates time wasted and money returned through artful means. The speaker likens delay to theft and hints at a monetary painting project or coven theme, suggesting a creative remedy for lost hours.
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