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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1914
Page
3
An advertising notice touts Sweet Dreams as a remarkable mosquito remedy used by nearly a million sleepers. The ad claims it fits the purse and covers about 98 percent of people, promoting large bottles sold everywhere and urging nightly use.
The article discusses graceful movement in dance, cautioning dancers to avoid awkward turns and maintain poised body control. It notes common mistakes from beginners and emphasizes smooth initiation and posture to preserve elegance on the floor.
Ginner s of this county plan a meeting at the courthouse in Pothan Tennessee to discuss forming a branch of the Ginners Association in Memphix. The group aims to buy directly from factories, share information on cotton conditions, and save costs. members contributing one dollar receive protection.
Hundreds of women seek work and health improvement, using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advertised as a remedy. The article notes weary routines and hopes for relief as women try the product.
Farmers Union schedules a rally day on the coming Saturday at Belma Church near Dothan. Homer Adams presides with AL Cobb and others as speakers. The event opens at 3:30 a.m. with dinner following. attendance urged by DeL Kirkland and others.
City official and Greenville resident endorse Liv-Ver-Lax Liver Tonic claiming cures for biliousness stomach and liver troubles and constipation with no after effects. Advertisement cites George H. Jackson and warns it is available from druggists or Lebanon Co-Operative Medicine.
A fragment notes meetings held on Saturday and Friday with references to time and location unclear. The text mentions regular communications but lacks full details on participants or agenda.
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