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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
3
A fragmented cooking guide discusses how onions are prepared with butter and heat to tender and brown, then served over toast or in sauces. It mentions custard like mixtures, bread additions, and seasoning with salt and pepper, noting aromas and digestion factors.
An OCR muddle lists multiple dessert steps with eggs cream fruit and gelatine terms. It mentions apples with powdered sugar, frost, custardlike mixes, orange and walnut elements, whipped whites, strawberries, and cream, plus a boiled pudding or custard style finish, all in disjointed sequence.
Dr Samuel P Maltzsr of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research reports a new artificial respiration method tested on four animal species. The approach involves catheter insertion to the pharynx, tongue manipulation, and lung inflation via a bellows, aiming for high efficiency and potential human application. Researchers caution that human judgment is needed, pending broader trials and oversight.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a show at the Criterion theatre this week featuring a beauty named Cameron. The piece mentions a shawl presented to a lieutenant from a despatch boat and a Japan imperial presentation, with unclear references to battles and ships.
A garbled classifieds snippet mentions Summer shirts and women’s clothing, with stray phrases on fabric care and safety. It references Dothan, LaFayette, and ads for tomato and cabbage plants, plus a small note about rooms for rent and hours for applying. The readable items are disjointed and generic.
A garbled report notes a detachment confronting a marauding group near a railroad under attack and several locals or officials traveling between towns. The text references names, places, and events but is severely corrupted and difficult to confirm.
Dr Thomas Waterman argues Indians in the United States today equal counts of centuries ago, challenging the view of rapid decline. He cites California studies and Lewis and Clark expedition records to claim populations remained steady, disputing estimates of a quarter of a million east of the Rockies and sparse densities inland in British Columbia.
Three men robbed the Nevada County Bank, forcing the cashier and clerk to open the vault and lockbox. They escaped on horseback with about $5040 as townsfolk pursued, spying the trio later being released by passersby after pounding on a vault door.
Fragmentary text describes an old quarrel involving named individuals and a court case. The readable names include Jennie Berar and Rooches, with references to a Biate Avion and a tutor called the glue. The passage notes over fifty years of familiarity and a court subd quarrel context.
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