Disputed Phrases From a Lamented Language List
A fragmentary newspaper note presents a set of archaic phrases attributed to a Native language, with English glosses that express curses and wishes of harm. The catalog includes lines like May thander them, May thou be eaten by vultures, and May God lel thee, reflecting an antiquated linguistic snapshot and editorial tone.
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Beth
Commercial Club Meeting Recap and Town Progress
The Commercial Club held its regular meeting last night with modest attendance. Officers presented reports praising the town's progress over the past month and members extended congratulations for the showing, while preparations for forthcoming events were discussed.
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Wade
Unclear meeting notices prior to fourth Saturday
Fragmentary OCR shows a schedule of meetings for various individuals and groups. Names include Thos Burdeshaw and Jesse M Wunter with others listed as officers or secretaries. Mentions local chapters and dates like first and third Thursdays and the ninths, with miscellaneous abbreviations.
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Grant Clothing CO
Aveillan
St Louie
Tha Lnginst
Roonevelt
Uyten
Ani Tlat
Thander
Amin Chompuml
Commercial Glub Meeting
Phe
Wpresa Association
Mmacadincas
Edi
Tora
Chih
Carmichael E C T Hall
E O Jones
N G
Harris Seety
Uthan Lodge
Foleys
N, H. McCallum
Dothan
EH M
ER J T Newman
Secty
Bright
HOTEL
Cromanton
Andrews Bay
Panama City
Bervica
South
Gromanton, Fla
Dixie Beverage Co
Meeta
E Gamer
J M Strakland
Dothan Lodge
Watcher
M Rhodes
Dothan Vamp NO
Burdeshaw
Benevolenge Jouge
Hom Bran ¢ CO QC
Batchelor KR
Eastern Mter
Jesse M Wunter
Helen Renfry
J B Saxon
Sedy
P.M Carlisle, H. P
Dothan Lodus
Hartwark Co