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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
3
A fragmented verse scene follows a child chasing a butterfly and a lurking phantom woman guiding a weary figure toward rest. The speaker recalls aged weariness, longing for happiness, and a guiding light that reappears as the man calls out to Ann in a shadowed night.
A fragmentary account details a bridal shower with gifts such as towels, washcloths, and crocheted edgings, plus a plan to display a wine bottle bag and a striking curtain. It also notes a bride’s described qualities and the parade decoration selection for Miss Folith Wherretto of Ca Urblge. The text ends with a note that 40,000 German-Americans in New York would not volunteer in U S service against Germany.
The German American leader ALPHONSE KOELBLE warns that German Americans will fight for the United States if attacked. He notes anti Germany sentiment and asserts loyalty while recounting travel with Dr Dernburg on a June voyage.
The ideal woman is lovable and attractive beyond beauty. She possesses a compelling charm that draws men, with a deep, persistent power of love and individuality. Her appeal lies in nature and grace rather than mere appearance.
Mina Susi¢ Bell Morris of Newton has returned to Dothan to enter school with Mrs. W. L Acree on West Main Street. Mrs. Bessie Pruitt of Fannendale and Mr. Britte Wa are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Forrester, Miss VY Crawford left for his home in Gainesville Florida after a pleasant visit. Also her sister, Mrs. 2.R.L. Suir, Miss Marve Helps in Abbeville.
Ambiguous fragment asserts a London Telegraph story quotes Joseph P. Tumulty saying Sullivan allies back the President and guard American sea rights. Source text is garbled with misread names and nonsensical phrases, making precise details uncertain.
Farmers are advised to use winter legumes and small grains such as crimson clover wheat and barley for pasture and grain production. Sown in fall they provide early spring pasture and grain, with oats giving forage in dry periods and care needed to avoid frost damage.
A fragment notes Megan Marah NL Taunton spending Sunday in Wartford with an unspecified party. The text provides no clear event or outcome and lacks additional context or dates.
An Elkhart Indiana reader reports relief from long term female ailments after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The letter from Mrs. Williams credits new vitality and urges others to publish testimonials, noting laboratory-backed efficacy claims.
A cryptic note lists various code names and places such as Calia, Chives, Grom, Pulny, Lattices, and Minterd Ondan in a plan described as Movember plantings. The text mentions broader themes like Garden Manuals and catalogues of sending messages to Navenberd and Hdoutbern.
A fragmented report from Dothan describes odd arrangements and a waxlike plan involving local figures. Names are garbled but indicate a planned event or meeting with unusual wording and unclear purpose.
Practical notes describe curing hay by turning with a Woree rake and stacking in windrows. The guide covers timing from day two to day four, field conditions, and steps to shed tops and bundle bales for storage. Particular attention is given to moisture, weather, and methods to hasten curing for safe baling.
A whale became entangled with an undersea cable near Alaska, dragging the line and causing damage. Crews cut free the whale carcass and repaired the damaged section, reestablishing the connection after the incident at sea.
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