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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1914
Page
3
A vintage safety notice warns riders of hidden road dangers at intersections, wet surfaces, and oil slicks. It cites risky behaviors near bridges, sharp curves, and encounters with horses or horse-drawn carts, urging careful turning, slow speeds, and constant vigilance. The piece recounts incidents in Pittsburgh and stresses the high cost of careless riding.
Readers are offered the latest shapes and trimmings as styles change early in the season. The notice encourages buying a newer style at a very small price to update wardrobes.
Local shop offers 20 percent reduction on all parasols to celebrate hot days. A wide assortment of colors and shapes remains, with regular prices shown as special Monday values. Bargains include items priced from 50 cents to several dollars, all discounted for one day only.
Our collection features white dresses in Cotta Voile Crepes Ratines Organ Dies with fine tucks embroideries and laces. Plain white and color accented collars or belts in sizes 14 to 44 for all occasions. Cool dainty and fresh looks at the shop.
A fragmentary critique argues the Byrne Simplified system improves reporting quality across journalism. It claims current tools and training underperform, noting better speed and accuracy with simplified methods after shorter preparation.
Six room apartment with bath on South Foster Street. Possession June 1. Contact E Cring at phone 143 for details.
A bulletin discusses meat handling and sanitary methods. It emphasizes proper inspection, clean facilities, and the dangers of dirty equipment. It cites Hamburger, Sengen, Vou Lont and other meats as examples, urging careful preparation to protect consumers and residents.
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