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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
3
A fragmented excerpt explores loyalty as a guiding virtue within personal art and daily life. It contrasts nature’s riches and inner devotion with reflections on character, perseverance, and the crafts of home life. The text wanders through poems on loyalty and the sensory details of meals and textiles.
Brief personals record visits and travels. Mrs Sayes of Abbeville visits Mrs Oscar Stallings and Mr and Mrs Fletcher Jack of Panama City Fla. spend Wednesday night en route to Banks Ala to attend bed side of Mr Black who is seriously ill. Miss Mame Curry of Bainbridge Ga visits sister Mrs M Blaum. Mrs Ross Morris and son return from trips in Georgia and Tennessee. Mrs Fred Holha and Liesa return from relatives in Camilla Ga.
Fragmentary notice describes simple paper contrivances sold in shops to ease chores. It encourages using paper models as part of housekeeping, suggesting they save time and effort for the reader. The text is informal and omits clear dates or sources.
By order of Wieh Parst & danends Recorder Miss Lame Willigin will open her piano study September 19 at her home on South Foster Street. For serine phone ar 4 iply at the Studio after Septem. Henry Roling of route 7 wae here today on business.
A health column warns against soap due to high alkali in many shampoos. It recommends plain cocoanate as a cheap, safe alternative sold at drug stores. Instructions say apply with water, use a teaspoon, lather well, rinse, and air dry for soft, bright, easy to manage hair.
A garbled weather note hints at a harsh winter with a foreboding cold front moving from the north. It mentions persistent cold, potential snow events, and shifting winds shaping expectations into late season patterns.
A jumble of names, events, and prices appears with references to pastors, midshipmen, bars, and groceries. Mentions include Hartford, Barh tire, Phos v4, and Expert Soap with a 7 bars for 25 offer, reflecting a scattered OCR notice page.
A fragmented prep notes list fall garden ideas and hardy crops with hints on soil, fertilizers, and timing. It links planting of kale, cabbage, chard, carrots, and beets to wartime era reflections, mentioning dates, tools, and general care. It references broad topics like potash, lime, and compost alongside historical Civil War era context and seasonal planning.
The study notes that seeds absorb moisture and require minimal water to start germination. Seedbeds with warmth and proper spacing enhance vigor, while shade and soil conditions influence emergence. An experiment details timing and temperatures tied to early sprouting in bur clover cultivation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning detainers bids and tenders, with scattered place names and dates. The readable portions suggest a procurement or auction notice tied to a formal process, but the garbled content prevents a coherent event, participants, or location being stated clearly.
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