Greensboro Student Franks Christmas Visit To City
Frank Culver, a Greensboro student, arrived in the city last night to spend Christmas with his family and home folks.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
7
Frank Culver, a Greensboro student, arrived in the city last night to spend Christmas with his family and home folks.
An old advertisement warns against substitutes for Foley’s Woney aus Tar cough and cold remedy. It claims the genuine product cures quickly and is sold in a yellow package by N. Ul McCallan and B Burddtt & Whitehead at an address near the Thruher Old Stable.
I am prepared to make farm loans on a five or six year plan with installments. The whole loan can be paid up in five or six years or one tenth for four years, balance at end of fifth year. Rates vary with loan size. Bring deeds when applying. Also deal in real estate. Office in county courthouse phone 476.
A fragment describes a domestic remedy with Ley's Honey and Tar advertised by N.H.S. McCal as a non narcotic treatment. The text warns of dangers and urges careful use amid a muffled alarm-like warning.
A short testimonial notes Mrs Gilkeson of Foungstown Ol reports a child’s severe cold and relief from Foley s Honey and Tar after one bottle. The seller N H McCallum advertises the product and urges no substitutes.
An old advertisement touts a patent cure named Catarrh Cure with claims to remove mucus and blood toxins. It promises a $100 reward to anyone who proves its ineffectiveness and cites F J Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio as proprietors.
A small audience enjoyed a drama titled Dr seas and dir Hyde at the opera house marking the last of Sylvia Sam Himers Vo engagements. Friday will feature Music Hall Girl with strong company and high expectations for the season. City schools close at noon for Christmas break with teachers heading home for holidays.
A garbled column of quotes and personal reminiscences touches on wisdom, love letters, character, and a testimonial from Mrs Mary Vent of Wallace Virginia. The piece mentions Cardui as a remedy for women, with a testimonial about relief from long illness and renewed ability to perform housework.
A letter from W. Greer of Greenwood Louisiana describes severe back pain and paralysis like attacks. He credits Foley's Kidney Remedy for relief and notes it is sold by N. H. Metz.
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