War talk and civic plea echo in scattered 1815 era notes
The fragmented text blends old war sentiment, agricultural aims, and civic urges. It cites Wadsworth and prompts Dothan Chamber of Commerce support for agriculture and unity, urging citizens to join, fund, and expand local business efforts while reflecting contemporaneous remarks on social topics and domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Day
Conmierte
Dan
Une
Dothan
Ponce
Eranaea
Andy
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Personal letters praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief during Change of Life including back pain night sweats and improved health after use. Claims include long term benefit and willingness to publish testimonials. Contact details of letter writers are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Lawrence Mantin
King St
Westbrook
Maine
Mannton
Wis
Lyla B Plckham
Montgomery’s Sleep Ordinance Sparks City Debate
A late year note criticizes Montgomery officials for an ordinance restricting street noise from 10 PM to 6:40 AM, arguing it forces a citywide sleep schedule. The piece condemns city dads and calls for dialogue with business leaders and the Chamber of Commerce while mentioning coal shipments and trade ties with Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trhl UN
Montgomery
Steey
Afjfernooh
Dothan
Wielock
Europe
Consolidated notes on public acts and church notices
Fragmented text references condemnations, court petitions, and public notices. Mentions Birmingham District and Allante Coast Line railroad, injunction proceedings in Chancery Court, and a September date amid disjointed names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Oglty Ja
Asiatic Victory Over Austrians Reported
The report claims Austrian forces suffered heavy losses and retreat as 800 Austrians are said buried at a fortress. It mentions Hungarian troops near collapse and Austrian prisoners praising Allied victory, with chaotic war office notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterburg
War Office
Fates
Hautefold
Fiem
Mutny
Liver lax ad from 1914 health claim in Texas market
A 1914 advertisement claims Ver-Lax cures digestive and liver troubles including constipation and nervousness. It touts liver health benefits for farmers, cites J. Brewer and A. H. Cath as witnesses, and promotes Auburn vegetable compound as a safe option with no calomel side effects. Sold by Levannon Co-Operative Medicine Co. and local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jel Ke Wufferers
J. Ff
A. H. Cath
Xisty
Lebannon Co-Operative Medicin Company
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Cotter
Peer
Will Tel
Kutier
W. A. Wadsworth
Montgomery Advertiser
OF Commerce
Ukh N
Luke Bays
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ake
Aken
Thom Hall
Ralning
McRarhone
George Washington
Rithon
Napoleon
Shakenpetra
Donosthenes
Proplé
Hay
AL Uhin Nipson
Ahcohone
Dy Commission
Kennedy
Birmingham
Germany
United States
Minot
Conner
G.A. Stott
Aintergrive
Dathay
Cobhaid
Allante Coast Line
Ikan
Sina Ana Asain
Texas
Farmer
Atky
Empire
Empire Small Coal
L. H. Moore Ice Co
R. H. Parker
Parker
Ezelle
Headland A Ave
BUGEY
J.B. Faircloth
Ij. L
Crawford
Cashier
the BR Flowers
G. Forrestes
United Stats Depository
Dothan National Bank
Ander
O.ington
Goponntorn
Treasery Department
Hank
National
Banke
Cheractar
Mee
First National Bank
G. H. Malows
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