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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
6
Fragmented OCR item lists a Malvern business showing items and prices including alarm clocks and salad dressings. Names such as W. Clendinen & Co. and Banks Grocery appear with phone references and dates indicating tomorrow sales. The readable text resembles a small town shopper notice or classified sale snippet with several garbled words and unclear context.
A fragmented ad like newspaper snippet touts a salve claimed to soothe irritated skin and eczema by applying a compound from Kesema. It pledges instant itching relief, possible permanent cure, and references local sellers and a bread shop promotion along with various names and places including Columbia and Greene’s Store.
A fragmented advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm to clear nasal passages and relieve cold symptoms. It mentions a small bottle, nasal application, and instant soothing effects, plus a local restaurant and store details for purchase.
Shoppers and locals report on daily store offerings and arrivals. Names like Clendinen & Co and Roy and W P Stewart appear as visitors while Salt Beach, Palm Beach and West Atlanta references mark product talks of price 4.98 and 4.08 at Red Iron Racket and Heb Tron Racket Stores. Local figures Keene and Mowden visit, with Uncle John Smith noted for bread and cake.
A scrambled jumble of breakfast and meal items lists fried bacon and fried scrapple with potatoes, bread, cookies, tea, coffee, and various sides. The text also mentions luncheon items like baked potatoes, scalloped tomato, canned raspberries, and cream, along with dessert and beverages.
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