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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
3
Albany businessman J Clark and P Gunn of Cuthbert plus EB Powers of Troy appeared in the city last night and today. Shoppers L F Jackson of Slocomb and H Adams of Ozark were seen in town. W Wofford of Gordon and J Bell of Columbia visited, with A C Coe of Hartford in Dothan yesterday afternoon for business matters.
A garbled excerpt references a Watt fy alt night, a phone, a city address, and a rehab or capill term. Details are unclear but imply a local notice or alert with scattered words and numbers.
Stockholders report a total capital stock and a surplus amount of 250000.00 in United States accounts. The fragment notes a financial item with values indicating stockholder equity and reserves.
Fragment describes dental procedures and an operation with references to a Manchester Mis and a fashion of medical drafting. It mentions a Wiper Butter product and a misread era of micro atlases and fatigue notes. The readable facts are limited and garbled.
A reader tests Foley's Honey and Tar and reports relief from coughs and throat irritation. The letter claims the product cured family members and prompted a daily use habit, with the writer noting it is reliably available through a local dealer.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions places and people with unclear context. It references Dothan and nearby terms, invoking a passing reference to a warded area and a tuition-related or waiver phrase, but essential details are unreadable.
An advertisement fragment offers electrical and plumbing services by Ernest G Bragdon at 309 W Newton Street. It mentions wiring repairs, wiring, and work on various systems. The readable text hints at spring and pain relief claims but remains unclear and partial.
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