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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1915
Page
4
A reader attributes improved well being to Peruna, stating it cured old complaints and pains. The message expresses gratitude and recommends Peruna as a reliable wood medicine for general aches and vitality.
Notices from local churches and religious groups are gathered for submission to The Eagle office on Saturdays. Details include service times and auspices, with calls for volunteers and community events announced to readers.
Narrator recounts Saul's plot to kill David with Jonathan's aid. David flees hiding in the morning after a secret plan at court. Saul later sends messengers to David's house to slay him, but Michal lowers David to safety through a window.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions someone fleeing through no windows and escaping. No additional names, places, or dates are readable in the text.
A cordial invitation is extended to men not attending Sunday School to visit Class 38 at Foster Street Methodist Church tomorrow morning. Visiting men in the city will be warmly welcomed.
A brief notice announces a Mission Study gathering at First Baptist Church after the teacher’s meeting on Sunday. The schedule lists Bible study topics and attendees from the Sunday school group for afternoon sessions.
The Headland Avenue Baptist church schedules Sunday School with Superintendent Ines and a sermon by the pastor. The morning lesson targets Romanism and the evening service invites a general welcome for visitors. A Boys PE session is set for 6:45 with invitations extended.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Foster Street Church will hold a pew sewing and craft event on Monday after services. Members are invited to attend at the church.
The note invites visitors and strangers to attend all services at Ukis Church with cordial welcome. The message references a convention and a 7:15 time, noting a change in the service hour and the program.
Notices invite parishioners to send announcements for church notices to avoid mistakes. Sunday School is at 1 45, Superintendent Kappiin. Preaching at eleven o clock and services planned for the day at the temple in Sappor. Visitors welcome.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a local notice about a footer street methodin or morning TAB event with price references and dates. The readable items mention Sunday serial at 49 dollars, Wee Fhowers, saplerimtenlent, and Parsunul foibert act with a night schedule.
A First Baptist pastor will preach in the morning with a message about the Spirit and Christian assurance. Evening service will feature a special sermon followed by a community gathering and discussion led by church leaders.
The Ladies Aid Society of Jury Presbyterian church will meet Monday afternoon at three. Members will discuss church activities and plan further outreach.
The Grammar School monthly honor roll lists students from the Primary Department and Elementary Department. Names include Evelyn Lavin Laera Mae Adi Luda Caines Trdia Hox and Velma Novy among others and reflect academic recognition by the school.
An aged reader from this area praises Thedford Black-Draught for indigestion stomach troubles and colds. The advertisement extols relief from nervousness nausea heartburn and ill health linked to digestion while urging use of the medicine for quick permanent relief and broad benefit to all ages.
A fragment from a Hesdland Avenue Baptist service lists program items including prayer, scripture reading, duets by Cherry and accompaniment, introductions by E. St Alen Chevi, and remarks by Mrs Frank Stephens. A closing note urges all members to be on time and mentions a forthcoming report.
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