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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1913
Page
4
A long fragmented society column notes numerous names, places, and rituals from a community pages. It mentions family gatherings, courtship, home life, a charity event, and a university connection. The piece blends social commentary with vivid, if garbled, scenes of daily life and local personalities.
A garbled OCR text fragment hints at a city council or civic issue with scattered phrases about a meeting, a vote, and community concerns. Names, dates, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving a vague snapshot of local governance.
An unclear notice reports a preliminary hearing in a case tied to a cont. court session. It mentions a suspect conversing with others about a location and a person named Gye miles away. The fragmentary text renders specifics uncertain, but the event concerns charges and a legal proceeding.
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A jumble of names, places, dates, and notices appears in an OCR snippet, including references to towns, banks, posts, and civic figures. The legible items mention additions to towns, property descriptions, and local officials, with scattered dates and monetary figures amid unreadable segments.
Selma Alabama train No 28 bound for Birmingham discharged a 24 passenger coach at 40 o clock when a warning escape from the safe portion of the car sparked a scare. Southern detectives search for an unknown negro whose arrest may be affected at any time as the train left the yards in the northern park area.
Local resident Mrs Wiley Earamore of Goodwater reports relief from dyspepsia and heartburn after nightly doses of Thedford Black Draught. She says symptoms diminished within days and digestion improved, noting no recurrence for some time. Theadlen? Draught advertised as stomach aid.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a derailment event with injuries and multiple names. It references a team, a track area, and observers while noting unclear details about responsibility and outcomes. The text is garbled and sparse, yielding few concrete facts.
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