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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
6
A garbled patient account mentions sudden sharp pain, increasing weakness, and irregular urinary symptoms. The fragment references kidney trouble and a hidden dose, with unclear mentions of a location or dates, leaving the health concern unspecific.
The Dethan Eagle announces renewals and new subscriptions at four dollars in advance for a year, a discount of one dollar from the regular price. Outside city limits the rate is three dollars per year prepaid. Library coupons are issued with each paid subscription or advertisement.
Full blooded Wihate Leghorn correly offered for sale at one dollar each. Phone number 268.
At the Criterion, a Talking Pictures feature presents The Trial of Robert Emmett, Ireland’s martyr, in a program promising to draw attention. Taekman of Graceville is reported owing a visitor to the city last night.
Bert Leigh presents The Man on the Box a New York production coming to Dothan with the same cast and settings that drew two hundred nights at Madison Square Theatre. Jane Lawrence directed and endorses the revival produced for his mother WON Lawrence with Henry Savage guiding. The show is billed as the season’s top event with strong society interest.
An ad promotes coal from the Dothan Wood and Coal Co offering well screened clean coal with a high grate for heating appliances including stoves furnaces and steam engines. Telephone 247.
A vintage drug advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as genuine remedy. It warns against substitutes and notes it cures coughs and colds quickly. Sold by N. H. McCallum in a yellow package.
Market advertisement from Dixie Market by McKnight and Lambert promoting a wide selection of meats and fish and inviting customers to trade for these goods.
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