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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1915
Page
5
A fragmentary notice mentions WL Brewer of Crivetto in connection with a gate dispute or land matter tied to Mrs Eric Cellerntedt. Details are incomplete but indicate a property or boundary issue requiring attention.
Read here about Mrs. Acvery and Miss Nell Brantley wedding ties with Me aid Karl Uamimend and others visiting Dr Hamdiad on Went Main street Alia Moore and Henry Law of Enterprise hosting relatives in Nashville plans. The Friday edition notes Henderson formerly Miss Nell Brantley and many friends here followed the wedding earlier this month.
Elizabeth Morris of Pond, Tennessee, had faced severe weakness and emaciation after illness. Three doctors failed to help, but Vinol, rich in iron, peptone, and cod liver extract, rebuilt her strength and flesh, ending her chronic weakness and enabling better health.
The text lists numerous students by name and grade levels from elementary to senior, including Christine Harris and Mary Lanise Campbell among others, with scattered phrases suggesting a yearbook or class roster. The legible portions resemble a school record card or student directory fragment.
Fragmentary text from a Sunday report mentions individuals from Columbia and Graceville and Dothan, with Henry F. Deal present. Details are garbled and do not form a complete event or clear outcome.
The housemaid Coddles, a new comic creation in A Pair of Sixes, appears at the Audi torium on Tuesday November 30. Angular and quaint she pursues Boggs, a rich partner, prompting him to hire a butler and upsetting his household. Her comic impact has drawn New York column attention, and a renowned actress will portray her here.
Fragmentary OCR text yields a fragmentary item mentioning a pair and a title to be seen Tuesday with remotes and an indoor context. Readers are left with unclear specifics and names.
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