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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1911
Page
4
Classified notices show a youth aged 12 or 13 seeking early work at a four room house near Hust Washington Street and Rose HI, with various local ads including sale of a hotary memograph machine, poultry and farm listings, and county court repair notes. The page lists ad items from B. W. Clendinen Co and Nix Drug Co among others.
An early 20th century newspaper snippet advertises various products including Yothan Ice Cream Co offerings, wholesale fur trade, and a tonic claiming therapeutic value for kidney ailments. It features dubious claims, a listed seller N N Mel Callum, and a signatory witness.
Fragmentary OCR note lists several monetary amounts including two hundred fifty thousand, two hundred thousand and ten thousand dollars without context or identifiers.
A handwritten testimonial from Kendrick reports relief after using Cardus for womanly weakness. The writer describes severe illness, two hospital operations suggested, and a long claim of improved health and ability to work. The piece promotes Cardut as a vegetable tonic with sixty years of use and invites requests for a 64-page treatment book from Chattanooga.
An article promotes a home remedy for eczema and rheumatism like conditions, claiming instant relief from a wash containing Winter green Thymol and other ingredients. It urges readers to buy the 23-cent bottle of Allenat, asserting it clears skin itch and mentions a testimonial about Foley's kidney remedy aiding a Rheumatism case.
A yellow packaged Foley's Honey and Tar Compound touted as a safe effective medicine for children. Sold by N. H. McCallum at a local shop, the product is advertised as non addicting and harmless.
The regular meeting of the Order of Kariorn Star is set for tomorrow afterdam at dp. m. The purpose is to decide a change in the line of meeting. Members should bring dues for 1911.
The Cherdnign Literary Society met last Monday April 3. A debate on whether key in more harm than money drew lively participation. Louie Meyrovitz judged best speaker. Miss Leigh Vann gave a vocal solo. Officers elected included Miss Annie Laurie Harris president and Miss Euteile Baker vice president.
Miss Charlie Jones visiting her aunt Mrs Green left for Ward this morning. Sidney Smith, once of Dothan now a young business man, was here today. He often praises home cooking and prefers it over restaurant meals.
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