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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local column or notice with odd spellings. Readable names or places are absent. no clear event, date, or organization present to ground a proper news item. Card无法确定主体或具体事实，无法 reliably summarize.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions phrases about teaching heat quill mammoth flow and a product claim for hair growth. The readable bits show no clear event, person, organization, or location to anchor a full news item or summary.
A 1920s progressive profile notes Abra BOR and Antoinette Funk promoting suffrage in Chicago Milwaukee and New York. It discusses how women are preparing for voting, police watch at polls, and a broader push to register voters while detailing state and local efforts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe whiskey seizures and raids, mentioning half pints and condemnation. No clear dates, places, or organizations are readable. The item appears as a brief chaotic update from a historical page segment.
A fragmented report describes a race and a city event with unclear names and dates. The text mentions a horse or team and a venue with various unrelated terms and objects, including a kite, dust, velvet, and piping.
Washington Times recounts a Georgia mob lynching tale where Cox was hanged and buried at Apple Tree but survived. A fortune teller testified before a circuit court claiming Cox confessed to the crime, while jurors heard paramedics and onlookers describe the funeral and aftermath. Max faced charges for rings and a concealed weapon, fined $2077.
President Wilson announced three new American Navy admirals. Rear Admirals Howard and Wharton plus Commodore Fletcher will join the Atlantic and Asiatic fleets. Admiral Fletcher to hoist his flag tomorrow. Dewey remains unique among U.S. ranks.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference director and admiral roles in a wartime context. Mentions Vera Cre, How, and Cowles with scattered phrases about coast dates, equestrian terms, and transfers. Details are unclear, but the items imply a maritime wartime narrative with political figures and strategic moves.
The General Assembly proposes biweekly liquor shipments to Tar Heels with revised limits. Provisions set five gallons weekly to five gallons every fifteen days and assign enforcement to transportation firms and sheriffs. The plan references Prohibition law changes and takes effect in early April 1915.
Price list for farm products and staples including Green Grass Sweet Peas two dollars Wheat Shorts one ninety Cotton Seed Meal one fifty Cotton Seed Hits ne Best Plein Fleur Best Self Rising one dollar Fine Coffee seven pounds one dollar Choice Country Gacoy fifteen Flake White Lard Fancy Rice fifteen pounds one dollar Other items in proportion with prompt city delivery available via phone M7.
Two owners of Sichiffmann's Compound advertise relief for stubborn coughs and colds. The notice pledges effective relief and states money will be refunded by H McCallin's Drug Store.
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