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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
1
Readable fragments reference tallyes and play records, with scattered names and places. Mentions Baltimore and Faircloth along with Kapyan Vitale and others, but details are unclear. The text reads like a jumble of notes about people and county records with no clear event or outcome.
fragmentary item records informal visits in Donaldaonville and Ozark with Mrs Crawford, Miss Barton Harrison, and Mra Bob Brown. mentions of Johnson and ceremony tones, plus stray references to plants and colors. unclear dates or events.
Afternoon of social bridge at Mrs J T McIntyre’s residence drew sixteen ladies as guests. An appealing salad course was served with pot plants brightening the living room. Prizes included boudoir presents awarded to several attendees while guests listed include Miss Ty Farmerson and Mrs Quinn Nix among others.
A fragment blends a mother's testimonial for Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with a vivid fashion description. The letter touts cures for female weakness, while the window display showcases hats trimmed with ribbons, plumes, and flowers, highlighting a mid century shop scene and social decor.
The Porter Advertising Company of the United States and Canada bans whiskey and other liquors from displays. Beer and wines are included. Resolutions adopted barring these drinks from public displays, affecting about 4,000 citizens in the United States.
Incomplete report cites mentions of contracts, an event after May 31, and a March judge. It notes a person named Frank connected to a hospital death at Polyclinic Hospital and references cancer, with authorities allegedly denying details.
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