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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
4
The Woman's Page offers tips on homemaking from beauty to crafts while cautioning brides about practical matters. A humorous Montgomery Advertiser note recalls two brides, Canute and Flewellen, whose lookalike husbands caused mixups with room clerks and guests.
Miss Marion Alford, a charming Tallahassee girl, was the guest of honor at a Progressive Conversation party hosted by Miss Churn Troyin. Guests toured rooms adorned with large garden flowers and ferns while punch was served on arrival by Miss Mary Brows.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a $100 reward and multiple unreadable names, places, and terms. It references a proprietor or agency, legal or public notices, and partial addresses, all tangled beyond clear interpretation. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
John Tharpe and family of Ashford Route Four visited town for shopping today, stopping at local stores to browse merchandise and compare prices.
Fragmentary notes describe Castoria dente er sale events and a benefactor named Mrs. Lula Edwards Ebayer, with mentions of a nervous illness, a daughter, and a home in Geneva Mae Har per. References to a birthday gift and a telegram tease further details, while Mary Kate Vared Lett and others are noted in Inverning Pot and Wray locales.
A Wirerark note states W will convene a special meeting Saturday night to discuss activities and recruit new members for a planned class. The message references expected turnout and aims to have about thirty new members by October, with ongoing campaign to attract participants.
The Ewell Auction Bridge Club and other guests enjoyed bright flower bowls and an engaging program Wednesday afternoon hosted by Mr Exar Cannady. Attendees included Miss Alford Miss Ste Rainer and numerous named guests in a refined social setting with bowls of blossoms throughout.
Farmers in the Wiregrass region of Houston county plan early October oat plantings to maximize soil building and fertilizer use. The article notes oats grazing value, a Louisiana test valuing oats per acre, and recommends varieties such as Texan Rust Proof and Appler. It discusses planting methods, seed treatment with formalin, and recommends three-bushel seed purchases for regular cotton planters. It also mentions a social event and attendees connected to the community.
A Cedar woman, Walter Vincent of Prestant Hill, recounts relief after three summers of severe headaches and prostration. She credits Cardui, a vegetable tonic, with restoring strength, appetite, and rosy cheeks after three months. Cardui claims to aid over two million women in fifty years and offers a free 61 page booklet.
Order of publication issued by the State of Alabama Houston County for Hattie Wo Gresium, plaintiff, versus El A dhresham, defendant, in chancery proceedings at Dothan Alabama Seventeenth District Southeastern Division. The defendant has not appeared as shown to the Register by the court records.
Foster Street Methodist Church held its sociable on a Wednesday evening with a Verge assembly of visitors. Following a well rendered program, guests enjoyed sandwiches and tea served by members of HL McNeills Sunday School class including MarthaDetes Susie Green Lillian Crawford Thelma Bozeman Elizabeth Cranberry with Miss Ray Strickland reading.
An old time ad touts a 25 cent box of T at a drug store to cure tired feet. It claims relief from burning, swollen, stinky feet and bunion pain with no further discomfort, promising feet that never hurt or tire again.
Bank financial statement listing resources liabilities and equity as of 1930, including loans deposits capital stock paid in surplus and undistributed profits, with remarks on reserves notes and other items. Affidavits and notary attestations accompany the report including publication orders and court notice details.
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