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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1915
Page
7
Frank Hropkins from Taylor route I, Tom and Nat Carroll from Newton route one, and several others were seen in town on business. Dr. Henry Cos of Brookville came through enroute to Geneva to attend the beds of D s Floning who is very low.
Widespread rains reach the region hindering early crops yet boosting grass growth. Local merchants report steady activity with Dothan visits and farm supplies shipments. Notables include WWeadland residents, Ashford Hardware updates, and multiple merchants traveling for business yesterday and today.
A historical note promotes coconut oil as a natural alternative to soaps and shampoos. It claims coconut oil produces a rich lather with minimal product, cleanses scalp and hair, dries quickly, and prevents damage from harsh detergents.
An advertisement from Dathan proclaims that the people prove deeds at home and endorses Quan's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney trouble. It cites testimonials from locals and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills available at the Brown Drug Co and Foster-Milburn Co.
An old time remedy named TIT allegedly relieves foot soreness and prevents limping. instructions tout applying TIZ to feet, with 2% hex from druggists or department stores.
Acknowledges care and assistance during illness with gratitude to donors and doctors. Mentions 30 days of fever, the help from friends and neighbors, and prayers for strength. Thanks Fay Lor and Dr SG Curdiote for guidance and care and notes ongoing support from the lodge and worship community.
The fragment discusses sulfur as used in medical practice for skin and dermal diseases. It mentions irritation, thickened skin, and various affections tied to altered tissue. It notes sulfur’s effects on eruptions, diarrhea of the skin, and historical or experimental treatments with uncertain outcomes. The text reflects uncertain medical reasoning and period terminology.
P Strklend of Uartiers Wan visited Wan town today, drawing local attention and notes from residents and officials about his visit.
Fragmentary OCR recalls wartime rationing and economic strain, detailing a woman’s forced economy under government control, the seizure of valuables, and disrupted finances. The text touches on inventories, jewelry, and fears of imprisonment, alongside references to war reportage and economic conditions abroad.
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