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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1936
Page
8
The page blends film program notes with a health column. It lists entertainers and titles such as The Strangest Thing and The Cocoanut Grove alongside medical facts about strawberry tongue and tongue-tie. It mentions physicians, shows, and a discussion of conditions affecting the tongue and digestion in patients.
The article outlines how thyroid insufficiency in children leads to a large protruding tongue and potential mental and physical delays. It notes inflamed red tongues with digestive sensitivities, possible vitamin deficiencies, and the importance of checking teeth tonsils for infection. It suggests using alkaline mouthwash and straw feeding to ease irritation.
In Eupala on December 2 the city restored lighting along the main avenue after replacing all broken bulbs. Mayor Graves and the city council received commendations for prompt action restoring the brilliant white way.
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