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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
3
An old home remedy article touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural, easy solution to gray hair. It claims gradual darkening with evenly applied formula, no harsh scent, and results after one or two applications, leaving hair glossy and fuller looking.
A garbled list resembling a meal menu includes phrases like oranges cereal, fried items, coffee, baked potatoes, bread, jam, boiled potatoes, scrambled eggs, sausage, rice and brown batter. The text presents incomplete dish names and misread words, typical of OCR artifacts from a historic menu page.
A menu lists baked apple Beauregard cven rolls coffee luncheon with baked bread and cheese rice suffins potatoes and gratin. Items include Jain crackers tea potato soup broiled steak Tlomiay pudding and roasted beets with sweet potato pudding.
Ashford residents debate community growth and farming plans. They note increased investment, a shift toward wheat cultivation this fall, and Mr Todd installing a bolting machine to improve flour production. Farmers plan to plant wheat around October, seeing soil as well suited to diverse crops.
A term addressing tire markets and oat shipments hints at civic efforts. The piece notes an arrangement by a local firm to manage large grain quantities and urges community support and neighborly engagement. It mentions women planning a civic club and hopes for Ashford’s development into a modern town.
TL. TH. Brown, contractor, awarded a contract to erect a two story residence at Mulotie tot North Foster and Burdeshaw streets for Mr KE King of Headland. Work is understood to begin at an early date.
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