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The Dothan Eagle lists publication terms and rates with classic newspaper boilerplate. It notes Associated Press rights, misspellings disclaimer, and a Jefferson quotation style preface, dated Thursday January 31, 129.
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Eagle Publishing Company
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Alabama
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Hoover Smith meeting sparks voter speculation on talks
The Hoover Smith campaign drew big interest but Hoover barred reporters from the meeting and photos, leaving the public to imagine the exchange. The Albany Herald playfully reimagines a cordial, long talk about campaigns, fishing, and four years hence, noting voter curiosity over what was said.
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Smith
Hoover
Albany Herald
Bing Politie
The Dry Sweepers
A fragment condemns dry sweeping as uncivilized and notes no improvement in drugstores and restaurants. Dust falls into sugar bowls coffee cups and pitchers and into food, prompting concern over sanitation and peasant-like neglect.
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Some Way to Go Yee Tue Tot Four Cee Tort
Garbled OCR segment lacks clear facts. No identifiable people, places, dates, organizations, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Gist of TP Pee Baetar Meee at the Pane
Fragmentary text references a local event or note, with unclear names and details. Readable phrases suggest a small notice or brief item, likely a community update or bulletin. Further context would identify people, places, or dates referenced.
Did You Ever Stop to Think Shove and Shields?
A fragmented OCR item mentions public reception of a product or idea with garbled names and stray phrases. It references public sentiment, workers, and mutual satisfaction, suggesting a local notice about commerce or promotional activity, though specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Cotton mill lure prompts push to ease barriers
A Dothan area push argues for locating a cotton mill in the city by removing barriers including tax and power-rate obstacles. Proponents say Alabama textile rates and access to Alabama Power service could attract the industry, boosting manufacturing, jobs, and local prosperity while urging action against delays to development.
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Comcadt
Alabama Power Company
Cutton Mall
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Dothin
Alabama
Dothan
Prohibition Funds Debate Stirring in Political Row
The piece reports a debate over Senator George’s proposed 24 million dollar prohibition enforcement appropriation and its perceived value. It mentions former Democrats who became Republicans over Prohibition opinions, noting distrust of elites like Rockefellers and Hughes, with unclear references to individuals and industry.
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Mr. Mellon
George
Artificial flowers bloom as high fashion showpiece
In New York lofts the artificial flower industry thrives with 121 firms amid a forthcoming international show. The article notes luxurious, wearable blooms from hats to garters, with motifs from orchids to leis and a vast array of materials. Designers partner with dressmakers to push extravagant botanically inspired creations.
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Richard G. Maslock
New York
Traia
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
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Forty-first Street
America
Honolulu
Burbank
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South Pole
Mizell Declines Movie Offer After California Game
Warner Mizell of Georgia Tech reportedly rejected a lucrative move to film work after a strong showing against California on New Year’s Day. The Alabama compare Johnny Mack Brown serves as a cautionary tale of choosing football commitment over early fame, with Browns later Hollywood success cited as a possible parallel for Mizell.
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Georgia Tech
Toave
California
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Tech
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Johnny Mack
University of Alabama
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Alabama
Pasadena
Tournament of Roses
University
University of Washington
Crimson Tide
Crimson Machine
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Indireethy Decatur
Mizelle
Champ Pickens
Pickens
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Champ
Johhny Mack Brown
Washington Daybook on Capitol Decorations and Brumidi Frescos
Herbert C. Plummer surveys the Capitol’s committee rooms highlighting Brumidi frescos in the house military affairs room and senate territories room. He notes depictions of the Boston massacre Lexington death of Wooster Washington Valley Forge Stony Point and portraits of Washington Jefferson and other leaders amid botanical and harvest motifs.
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United States
Senate
Brumidi
Boston
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Wooster
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Stony Point
France
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Jefferson
Senate Foreign Relations
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Great Britain
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Senate Committee On Post
Passing of Romance and the Dammed Roads of Song
A fragmentary verse catalog evokes classic song titles and seaside landmarks as a narrator notes changes and decay. The jumble references places like Mandalay the Shannon Wabash Suwanee River and old songs such as My Honorable Rose of Summer and Sweet Adeline amid altered roads and shifting landscapes.
Burns Deathbed Confessions and a Dying Debt Saga
Fragmented OCR text suggests a discussion of Robert Burns reportedly dying with debts and speculation about his wife Jean and a later edition of his poetry. The passage reference hints at New York dispute over a Bart poms cap and the sale of an early edition as society interest rises.
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Dumfries
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Sport
Kent
Atflaedee
New York
Talks to Parents MORAL TRAINING
An article by Alice Judson Peale argues that mothers are the strongest influence on a child’s moral formation from infancy, exceeding fathers and teachers. It warns that over-scheduling children deprives them of free time, fosters perfectionism, and stresses the need for early praise, gentle guidance, and meaningful home life to cultivate character.
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Fragmented OCR note on event details and names
The readable text fragment preserves scattered names and phrases about a date and event but is largely garbled. It mentions a person, possible location, and a schedule element though specifics are unclear. No coherent outcome or action can be confirmed from the fragment.
Disconcerting Note and Unchanged Habits
A fragment discusses Helen Read and Matrage and their influence on a man named Read. The text suggests minor changes in habits but notes that the subject’s core character remained the same. The piece references an asphalt Paseo in a cryptic, non-specific manner.
Lucky Girl Sprmiche Hd Oavhaee Son Thego Knotting Abs
A fragmentary note describes Lucky Girl Sprmiche Hd Oavhaee Son Thego amid a tense moment. It mentions a Pentevisada and a Puree of her abs during an uneasy hug, with a warning that they should be glad they were not necking.
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Sprmiche
Maeslard Creapers Four Horsemen Mystery
A fragmented note asks who the Four Horsemen were with scattered names like Parl Revere Theodore Roosevelt and Vee Jee cod Mere 7. The garbled text hints at a playful query or nontopic puzzle from a local page. No clear event or attribution emerges.
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Four Horsemen
Little Fae Parl Revere
Theodore Roosevelt
Globe Flight Prize Promise From Denver Publisher
Denver publisher F. G. Bonfils offers 50000 dollars to the first aviator who completes a nonstop flight around the world starting and ending in Denver. The prize underscores growing interest in long distance air endurance and commercial aviation.
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F. G. Bonfils
Denver
The Right Pace for a Child’s Free Time
The article argues that children need dream time and free play to discover tastes and abilities. It warns against overbearing schooling and extra lessons as they cause nervousness, sleeplessness, and irritability. Sufficient fresh air and sunshine in leisure are essential for balanced development and initiative.
Local notices from Gordon and Dothan area visitors
GORDON GORDON. Visitors include Mes dames G L Young and R L Espy. W T Smith ill. R A Lovelace of Macon GA guest of G L Young. Syd Wilson of Dothan in town. W M Yancey and Dean Mitchell trip to Ashford. Mrs John Hadaway returned from Atmore visit. Mesdames and Misses Espy McLenden Godfrey visited Dothan. Mitchells returned from Pulaski TN due to father’s illness. Yancey ill. Mrs J Hicks of Ashford visited. Mrs R L Espy and family joined radio party at G L Young home. Dr L Bennett of Montgomery returned sick. B H Cumbie visited Dothan. Death of J Shelton Hearn at his Valdosta home. former Gordon resident. Mrs Durell Glass at home. Funeral attended in Valdosta. Mrs W J Burkett improving after illness. Gordon, Ashford, Dothan crowd enjoyed barbeque at Emmett Love lace’s place. Daisy Dean returned to Ashford schools after influenza. Sons motored to Marianas Fla to visit a relative.
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Robinson
Atmore
Ala
Leo Espy
G. V. McLenden
Robbie Godfrey
Dothan
T. E. Mitchell
Dean Mitchell
Pulaski
Tenn
W.M. Yancey
J. Hicks
Ashford
R. L. Espy
Seah Espy
G. L. Young
Dr. L. Bennett
Montgomery
B. H. Cumbie
J. Shelton Hearn
Valdosta
Gordon
G. V. McLendon
Durell Glass
Shelton Hearn
W. J. Burkett
Marianas, Fla
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