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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR discusses meals state, losses, matches, and various names. contains multiple garbled phrases, dates, and places, with references to teams, players, and competition but many readable facts are lost or distorted.
Circulars from the above cut, same as Louisiana state board, will be distributed in the city during the summer and should be read carefully by every one. The text urges attention to avoid polluting food and to consider public health messages about fever and sanitation.
Dr. Brae Nestag announces a sanitation talk in Dothan tomorrow at 10 40 AM with a second session at two PM. The address to the audience focuses on city improvement and practical measures for waste and cleanliness.
A long, garbled obituary recounts the death of Mrs. Eaton and the surrounding inquest. Medical testimony cites indigestion as the cause, while family and neighbors describe her life, marriages, and final days.
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