Obituary notices and public notices in historic Dothan Eagle
Fragmented OCR shows obituaries and public notices with pricing per word and publication rules. Names mentioned include Welly Smith and Graybar Bids with addresses and associations. text references forced publication standards and a general historical tone. The passage reads as a garbled mix of obituary lines, notices, and editorial notes from a 1906 era Dayton or Dothan newspaper page.
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Smith
Rowton
Ateresen
Okra editorial sparks debate over state wine sales and trade
The Montgomery Advertiser published an editorial praising okra that inspired The Greenville Advocate to joke about dumping all okra into the Atlantic. The piece questions how a state can boycott another’s goods and notes Georgia’s law allowing only native wine sales.
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Montgomery Advertiser
Okra
Greenville Advocate
Atlantic Ocean
Eclen
Georgia
Helow
Coach Alexander Remarries Shocks Georgia Tech Circles
Ed Danforth, sports editor of The Atlanta Gear, notes the locker room gossip as Georgia Tech coach William A. Alexander reportedly remarries. The piece mocks bachelor culture and the impact on team dynamics, detailing how married life changes routines once dominated by single coaches in the sport.
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Alexander
Georgia Tech
Ed Danforth
Atlanta Gearan
Elib
William A. Alexander
Tesh
Alex
Bull Frogs and Townsfolk Allure Weird Trade Tale
A garbled local item notes a farmer selling bull frogs in a town where buyers are scarce. The piece humorously contrasts past taboos with modern diversification and social change. It also briefly mentions a Montgomery Advertiser whisky ad restraint ruling and a trio’s trip to Atlanta and Latasy-Alle.
Tales of a Bachelors Club and a Survivor Doonan
A faded reminiscence recounts a once tight circle of men led by Al Doonan, the sole survivor, amid tales of camaraderie and peril. The piece names Green Smith Alexander, Danforth, and others as they drift from carefree days to a battlefield of loyalty, entanglements, and rumored betrayals.
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Kid Ciwy
Tich Tichenor
Abe Adair
Ben Sinclair
al Poonan
Bill Alexander
Hellbor Nated Danforth
William Anderson Green Smith Alexander
Bneneiers
Meade
al Doonan
al Excape
Danforth
City Councilman Bates Earns Public Gratitude for Staunch Stand
The City Council member Dr Bates, from the start of this administration, stood firm against odds and defended reform. He battled entrenched interests with economy and common sense, earning broad citizen praise for steadfast leadership and courage during prolonged urban governance debates.
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Ony. Membest
Dr. T . Bates
Dr Bates
Fragmented note hints at infant industry tariff protection debate
A garbled clipping mentions older Dionnes seeking a portion of their youngsters wealth and tariffs to protect growth as an infant industry in Norfolk. It also briefly references a California wife, a divorce, and unrelated humor snippets about anteaters and Mayflower, with scattered names and phrases.
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Fromotion
Norfolk Virginians
Ex King Alfonsoly Plans California Ranch Visit
Former king Alfonsoly aims to tour a California ranch once owned by hisEdutgrest grandfather Chienge News reports the property tracing its lineage to the family’s historic holdings and the entourage accompanying the visit.
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Alfonsoly
Calfornia
Chienge News
Marvels of Science in Vanity Fair Jewelry Ads
A New York Vanity Fair feature lists odd shaving devices and peculiar grooming tools. The piece describes razors for eyebrow and nostril use, and horned items mounted on sticks two and a half feet long, marketed toward men with prominent paunches, presenting a satirical view of novelty bric a brac.
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New
York
vVanity Fair
Spirit of 4 How Old In Your White Baby Brother
An odd fragment from Times Record notes a caption about a baby and a sibling, mentioning age and a playful phrase. The readable text hints at a light item or joke column rather than a full story.
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Adrl
Reery Times
Economic impacts of NRA dismantling across industries
Washington report analyzes a confidential study by New Deal economists on NRA dismantling effects. It finds seven industries may suffer, four to five could benefit, and most remain unmoved. price fixing, wages, and labor patterns vary by industry with rails, equipment, and utilities likely to gain from reduced costs.
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Washington
Devt
NRA
New Deal
NIA
Pier Turea
Smitheonian
Apus
Enterprising Vendor Presses for a Match in Quirky Exchange
A brief, humorous street dialogue scene captures a vendor pressing a traveler for a match amid a playful exchange. A Hind Lady responds she has none, prompting a cheeky offer to buy a few more. The street theater reflects casual commerce and wit.
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Mim
Pasaing
New York Letter from June on Open Air Cafes and Notables
June 11 New York column describes Montparnasse like sidewalk cafes along Finch Avenue near Washington Arch filled with writers artists and publishers. Mentions Helen Menken Billy Gaultone and Joseph Hergesheimer among diners and sketches the social scene with references to Jim Regan of Knickerbocker and Absinthe drinks.
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New York
Inet
Tower Finch Avenue
Washington Arch
Atice
Montparnasse
Elmost
Helen Menken
Billy Gaxtone
Ales
Joseph Horgesheimer
Fragmented Clip Reflects Cash Woes With Family Strain
A brief, fragmented clipping notes a husband taking cash from baby money amid dispute over funds for a new hat. The tone is domestic and uncertain, with partial phrases revealing financial strain and disagreement within a family. The source provides limited names or dates.
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Christian Seence Monitor
No marriage for Eve I refused a proposal two months ago
Eve I refused to marry Harry two months ago and he has been drinking heavily since. Kate says the celebration went too far. Morida Times Union notes a strained engagement and ongoing financial tension amid social uproar.
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Harry
Kate
Morida Times-Union
Prediction fair but cooler Mia Smith portrait on mother’s arms
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes a portrait feature titled Prediction fair but cooler focusing on Mia Smith with a caption about her looking sad as a baby. The brief item captures a nostalgic moment with a photographer’s caption dialogue mentioning a baby.
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Mia Smith
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
How's Your Health Dr Sage Goldstein Acidosis In Children
Dr Sage Goldstein discusses pediatric acidosis, its symptoms, and the metabolic failure that leads to acetone and diacetic acid in the blood and urine. The article explains how inadequate carbohydrate intake or excessive fat can cause ketosis, noting liver dysfunction and variable child responses to infections.
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Dr Sage Goldstein
Becky Sharp and the rise of the technicolor prestige picture
Hollywood notes the troubled yet financially backed Becky Sharp as a pioneer technicolor production. The piece recalls Lionized silent era successes like The Birth of a Nation Trader Horn and Viva Villa, and notes the drama surrounding its production, star Miriam Hopkins and director Rouben Mamoulian while preview audience expectations rise.
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Hollywood
Becky Sharp
Milllionaire
John Hay Whitney
Lowell Sherman
Sherman
Rouben Mamoulian
Miriam Hopking
Uie
Becky
Usher
Dinges
D W Griffth
Edwina Booth
M-G-M
Trader Horn
Africa
Mexico
Metro
Viva Villa
Tales to Parents by Mrs Brooks Peters Chirep
Experiments by Brooke Peters Church describes Mary a thirteen year old girl in early adolescence, testing humor and behavior. It notes common teen faults, parental guidance, and the idea that gentle correction while allowing room for growth helps a child mature into an unaffected, normal young woman.
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Mrs. Brooks Peters Chirep
Brooke Peters
Mary
Susan
Berhipe
Alice
Ann Harding Loses Custody Battle See After Kidnap Claim
Ann Harding alleges a past kidnapping attempt requiring armed guards for her six year old daughter Jane. She asks the California Supreme Court to stop Los Angeles Superior Court custody motions by Henry Bannister. The dispute centers on care and protection amid a long running custody fight.
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San Francisco
Jane
and Harding
Henry Bannister
Miss Harding
California State Supreme Court
Los Angeles Superior Court
Bannister
Miso Harding
Hollywood
Michael. Luddy
Neveds
Fragmentary Lede on Bengal Tiger Film Project Misprint
A garbled note describes a film concept titled Lives of a Bengal Tiger being shuffled between writers and studios. The oddly worded text references a Pare Mount lot and a studio with a misrendered title Whitenaired bog, hinting at confusion over development details.
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Rome
Tims
Tati
Ema
Sundown Stunier and Willy Nilly in a Garden Caper
A quirky tale follows Sundown Stunier by Bary Grobym as Willy Nilly waters pots and Mrs. Quacko guides garden chores. Christopher Columbus Crow mocks them while mischief and a visit from a roving rocket unfold, weaving a playful sequence through domestic antics and patter.
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Willy Nilly
Rey Shores
Tony Bear
Quacko
Christopher Cave
Mra
Na&t
Columbus Crow
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