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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1910
Page
4
Fragment from a retail ad notes 100 writing tablets for sale at the Singer Store 109 Main St with telephone 465. The wording suggests promotional language and a stocking offer. The garbled text mentions Strick land Grothers and a cap arned at polit Showa in use.
Ad notes a kidney tonic pill marketed as reliable and soothing. Mentions sale by N. If and McCallum. Contains unclear wording and potential 19th century patent medicine style.
Fragmentary text notes a visit to the Interior Department in Washington and mentions a safe and a congressman. Details are unclear, but the reference ties to official government space and a congressman.
An old resident laments meat prices, recalling cheaper cuts at five vents per pound. A middle-aged man boasts of getting top cuts for nothing in his youth, then questions when that era existed. The discussion shifts to memories of living with his father-in-law.
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