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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1909
Page
3
Mrs Forrester hosted the Embroidery Club Wednesday afternoon at her South Oates home. Several members stayed home sick, but those attending enjoyed the gathering with roses in vases and dainty refreshments. Mrs Simonton, recently back from Jakin Georgia on business, is praised as a capable local businesswoman and welcome in homes.
A handsome present from Mrs Hess arrived from Marietta Oklahoma. Games titled Phiohle, King-William, Drop the Wandkeechiet and Were Marching Round the Le fel were enjoyed in a festooned living room. Pink and white decor brightened the centerpiece chandelier and rose bowl. Refreshments included fruits candies cake and ices with hand painted cards dated in pink ribbon.
An advertisement invites readers to schedule trips over the city or picnics and excursions by phoning 212 or 271, promising prompt service from A B Carroll of Alvino. The text also includes a literary aside about a critic’s remark and a playwright’s humorous exchange.
Susies sweetheart is the son of her fathers enemy and when the father learns the truth trouble follows. The scene unfolds in the Everglades with natives of the famed region. The film promises entertaining viewing despite shoesless locals and a churchyard Sunday gathering.
An ad claims Foley’s Honey and Tar protects against spring colds and pneumonia. It warns against counterfeit products and asserts the genuine formula contains no harmful drugs. S. L. McCarter.
A fragmented note warns against accepting “own make” remedies or unproven tonics. It mentions Foley’s products and cautions readers about persuasive claims for treating colds, hair issues, or “cougar” related ailments, urging skepticism of dubious cures.
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