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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1915
Page
4
A misty Staten Island ferry scene centers on a glowing aquamarine beacon named the Titanic Memorial. The tower rises like a fairy castle as harbor lights pulse around, guiding sailors and symbolizing safety and memory amid the city lights and ships.
The Peoples' Store in Dothan reports a strong Reorganization Sale with 1612 sales on opening day and crowds that exceeded staff capacity. Management notes a near-term stock clearance to make way for new merchandise, continuing the sale for 30 days and expanding toward a larger future stock.
A garbled OCR page blends verses about loss and hope with social notices. Names such as Mrs Cbs Guyon and Miss Walls appear amid club meetings, a reading on The Story of a Becket, and references to study groups. The text shifts to local employment and statistics.
Fragmented OCR lists items, stores and names across Patrickland and Elba. Mentions Red Front 10c Store in Mel Towles Cher and Wiha Sue Rainer, Pysery Grocery Co, Strickland Jewelry Co, and crochet cotton sales. No clear event. appears as scattered shopping notices and personal references.
An arrest report lists Wil Porman charged with a failed attempt and bond posted after detention. The document provides limited details and notes residence unavailable due to fragmentary text.
The price of cotton, once at 8 1 4 cents, falls sharply today as buyers face lower values. The Red Front 10c Store highlights higher fees, impacting consumer costs.
An ad from the iRed Front 10c Store pitches 16 pounds of Bugar for a dollar and promotes free choice of Fabrica Models and Colore. It emphasizes individuality and consistent clothes and service regardless of price, signed by R. H. Parker.
Local market advertises top-quality beef pork sausage fish and oysters with a promise of first-class selection. Contact via phone.
An old advertisement from the Rock Tiley Company of Hook Hill offers delivery wagons at $20.00, inviting customers to request illustrations and prices. The copy promises customer satisfaction and urges readers to write for details to attract new customers.
Smith and Morgan advertise rent department services for owning and managing properties. They invite property owners to let them rent houses and collect rents for a fee, listing a phone contact for inquiries.
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