26 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
1
A fragmentary verse note recalls a long day in June and a short day in December. It mentions several names like Mins Walle Seaman and Mise Sue Stapleton and reflects on a memory of shared laughter and absence. The piece reads like a nostalgic personal memory with garbled names.
The article lists numerous social visits and hosting arrangements among residents. Names such as Miss Spann Mrs Crawfotrd and Mrs Stallange appear alongside travel plans to Montgomery Panama City and Norfolk VA. The tone reflects a bustling social round with relatives guests and weekend departures.
A silver three foot high flower banker was prepared as a wedding gift to the Mincouri Congressional delegation visiting Mus Cenevivle Chark, daughter of Champ Clark, on her June 30 wedding to a New Orleans native. A Merritt party at the Woman's College honored the bride and guests with a picture show, ice cream and cake, followed by dancing and socializing with professors and local figures.
Geneva social notes record Miss Mery Johnson and Miss Jessie Was Chapman praised by Mr W R Chapman for a morning entertain at Elinor Barnett residence. The group enjoyed a well decorated hall parlor and dining area with flowers and punch in the wine room.
Firemen rushed to a home on East Lafayette Street after an electric iron wire caused a brief blaze. No damage was reported and residents were safe during the incident.
A dubious health ad claims Jad Salts from grape and lemon juice cure backache kidney sluggishness and bladder weakness. It advises consult a physician or buy four ounces to take before breakfast for days, promising painless results and a money refund if it fails.
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