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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1915
Page
4
An old advertisement warns that calomel harms the liver and causes sickness and salivation, urging readers to switch to Denton’s Liver Tone a mercury free, plant based tonic claimed to regulate the liver, ease headaches, and restore regular bowels. It targets housewives and warns against dangerous mercurial preparations.
The piece blends Kipling verses with a string of social notes from Montgomery and nearby towns. It mentions Mina Chatel Liddon leaving for Marianna, visits by Mrs. Stapleton and Captain Walker, and various Montgomery social items. The article notes Miss Leia Nall of Troy as a guest and outlines plans for Mr Faireloth to attend the American Bankers Association in Seattle.
Elwell Auction Club announces a Wednesday afternoon sale with Mia and Erie Gellerstedt guiding the event. Details indicate a community auction session at a local venue, with participants expected to register for bidding.
A fragmentary column notes a busines swoman tied to a flaming placard reading Be Brave and work, offering advice on modern busy life. The piece presents a promotional, outspoken voice urging diligence in the face of overburdened plans.
A vintage ad touts Sweet Dreams mosquito remedy with a smiling druggist offering large bottles for 15 cents at drugstores nationwide. The copy emphasizes low cost and brand loyalty, promising reliable relief without substitutes.
The passage urges brevity in daily duties and communication. It extols quick, precise action over long, wasteful talk and argues that efficiency, not politeness alone, drives success across professions from doctors to merchants. It promotes disciplined, rapid work habits as essential in modern society.
W A Ellis of Haleburg is in the city on business visiting local merchants and conducting routine matters. He is expected to return home by the end of the week.
An old postcard recalls a hair treatment mix of Tea and Sulphur promising dark glossy hair. The note links the remedy to a step by step routine that allegedly restores natural color after several applications, mentioning a Detroit postmark and a frock of harvest scenes in Chicago.
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