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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
8
A garbled, free verse style passage presents disjointed lines about pleasure, fear, travel, and memory. Names such as Fitzpatrick and Mrs. FB,Cilver appear amid floating phrases, with reflections on joy, readiness, and writing in a notebook. The piece reads as a stream of consciousness fragment rather than a cohesive narrative.
No meeting of the Story Tellers League is held Saturday due to the parent teachers association meeting. Prof Mo Mullan of Mahima Polytechnic Institute will speak at the Eskend Teachers Association gathering, and the Story Tellers League postpones its session to attend.
The Parent-Teachers Association had postponed the April meeting but will hold it next Saturday, April 14. Prof Mats Pillans will be present and it is hoped every father and mother attend to hear the discussions without interruption.
A historical note advises washing hair with plain coconut oil instead of soap. It claims soaps are too alkaline and dry the hair, recommending a small amount rubbed in with water to cleanse and soften. Coconut oil is described as cheap, pure, and easy to rinse out, leaving hair fluffy and healthy.
A vintage prescription claims a prominent physician endorses a remedy to erase freckles and clear the complexion. It guarantees refund if it fails and urges customers to ask for the double strength athine sold with a money back guarantee.
Report from London notes Belgian troops drove Germans from the western Yser front near Drei Ciaueliten and freed the sector. Germans retreated in disorder leaving guns and ammunition behind as Belgian forces held the line.
Camp Fire Girls collect funds through a tag day led by Miss Belle Donex Guardian of the Fire as crowds respond. The event benefits the Sunday School Organization while contributors include Rend Greene and local store ads. Miss Lonnie Dupree of Attala visits Mrs. Morris Ford.
The Gagette de Popolo reports Vienna negotiating for truce terms with Russia to defend against advancing forces. Vienna papers cite Vienna correspondents claiming government readiness for possible surprise moves in the Triple Alliance context.
An advertisement touts cash purchases and shows windows in a sales pitch attributed to Greene’s Mh Blore with emphasis on value and immediate payment.
In Des Moines Iowa the Iowa House defeated a bill to allow brewers to manufacture or sell malt beverages for sale within the state or outward. The measure failed on a party line vote amid debate over the scope of brewing operations and constitutional considerations.
The Iowa state senate today approved a bill requiring all counties to segregate and provide for indigent tuberculosis patients. The measure aims to centralize care and ensure housing and medical support for those affected.
Dr JW Hollan a noted anti respec of Dothan died at his home in the early morning after a three week illness. He came from Troy eight years ago and ran a drug store with AB Edison Deng Co. He is survived by his wife Ellison and others. The funeral will be at the house at 4 this afternoon with Rev Bell of Florence officiating.
A simple home remedy promises to end dandruff by dissolving it with four ounces of plain liquid used nightly. Apply to the scalp and rub in. by morning most flakes vanish and continued use yields complete removal. It claims itching stops and hair becomes fluffy and silky, emphasizing quick hair preservation.
The Washington Star reports Representative Martin B Madden praising woman suffrage while recalling a tale of a clerk and a lawyer on a trolley. Interment is planned in the city cemetery, Selfish Men. The item reflects political rhetoric plus local funeral arrangements.
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