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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Te fromih for fom copys ot 1 ee fae PDD tee Mot the Wel tur met jou with references to Matty Oak Wr aoa Eaaruu IRS and a poem-like jumble. Several garbled phrases suggest a personal or druggist context but key details are unreadable.
A discussion recounts Wilsons view on politics and the short ballot. It describes his critique of plural office holders and argues for reducing elected offices to enhance popular control and limit professional politicians. The piece notes lecturers and counties already applying the principle of simplification in practice.
Fragmented dispatch notes a Paris rumor of presidential doubles in Versailles during a hunting party era. It cites M. Fallieres as a model and the public suspicion that a substitute might attend Elysee affairs, with talk of a humorous double and protective gloss.
A dense, fragmented travelogue style note lists numerous personal names, places, and scattered terms. It reads like overheard travel fragments with references to Pontanan, Quen, Slush, Wis celts, and various oblique locations, poorly legible and consistent in tone with diary-like travel jottings.
The readable parts reference a person named Via-Mii Treen and mentions illness or distress with garbled phrases about hope, care, and pills. Effects of weak W omen and references to a late person, Cardi Saguiee, appear amid nonsensical or corrupted OCR text.
A garbled want ad page lists vendors and products with scattered prices and names like Main Street locations, Grocer COMPAS, and various merchants. The text includes many misspellings and unreadable segments, offering sparse glimpses of goods, services, and possible notices without coherent details or outcomes.
A garbled notice lists names and places in a jumbled way, referencing individuals such as Meda and Cork, and mentions Tunedey and Blore in a fragmented sequence with no clear event or outcome.
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