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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
6
A garbled report hints at a reunion involving sponsors and a tense family dynamic. Characters named Montgomey and Abe appear amid fragmented dialogue about mediation, finances, and personal loyalties, with references to a "new drally" and ongoing personal trials.
A fragmented diary like narrative discusses marriage, money, jealousy, and gender roles, noting women seek status, men marry for money, and daily life quirks. It references Will Sheehan, Charles Lewin, Montgomery, and Nashville in a mood of local gossip and social critique.
A fragmentary poem excerpt by Herbert Kaufman Doran. The speaker laments irreparable yesterday and lost memory, invoking winds, chimneys, and memory tablets to condemn vanity and public monuments. People are urged to remember with quiet, inward monuments rather than grand displays.
The readable text references Birmingham News and a person named Hrother Clase with garbled context about farewell and a wine related event. It mentions Lawrence and a parsing of Mr. Jawrence in a unclear news fragment.
Iowa farmers could nearly double corn yields by improving stalk stands and spacing. A report cites average Iowa yields around 30.5 bushels per acre, with perfect stands potentially reaching 68.7 bushels. If a better stand increased state wealth by 74 million dollars, the dairyward urges focus on stand assessments and spear-bearing stalks.
Dothan Commandery announces a meeting tonight at 7:90 in the city venue. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events and duties.
District Court in Alabama invites creditors to a discharge hearing for Clark Ward, bankrupt of Malvern Geneva County. The hearing will be held at Enid Court in Vatican City on the sixth day of July, 1945, to show cause why discharge should not be granted, with appearance required or petition opposed. Referee Speight presiding. date filed in June 1945.
Notice to creditors of application for discharge in bankruptcy BG Cambie of Dothan Houston County Alabama. Court in the Middle District of Alabama Southern Division will hear on July 3 1915 and requires objections by July 6 1915. Judge Speight Referee.
The Chancery Court for Hankton county Alabama issues an order of publication for Leander Caldwell, non resident, to appear. Affiant reports unknown residence and wage age over two years. publication to run weekly in Dothan Weekly Eagles for four consecutive weeks.
A handwritten chancery filing dated June 2, 19th century shows Leander Caldwell subject to a decree pro confesso after 30 days. The document, stamped in Dothen, Alabama, records B. Harmon as Register in Chancery Houston County Alabama.
A quirky line promotes GETS-IT as a corn remover. It claims a hard cap of skin forms over the corn and two drops of the product cause it to shrivel and slough off, yielding corn-free feet.
An old ad touts a corn removal product named CAPSAAW for callus wart or bunion relief. It claims painless treatment with no need to change shoes and offers a bottle for 25 cents plus direct sales. The copy emphasizes ease and universal availability through Lawrence & Co Cheat and druggists.
A fragment shows bells and Nell debating marriage to a beer man, with Nell insisting she would not wed him because he is already married. The exchange hints at social constraints and romantic tension in a domestic scene.
A brief quip about someone being stuck on himself mentions glue and money cuts, reflecting light humor in a local figure line. The exchange hints at social dynamics and witty banter without serious conflict or events.
The exchange centers on a patient taking medicine with a tea spoon rather than avidly. The brief remark contrasts enthusiasm with a simple, practical approach to dosing.
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