Local Club Hosts Evening of Games and Prizes
Brown presided Tuesday as the D A Q Club held sorting games. Mrs. Ernest Bussey won the central prize, a handkerchief, while guests included Mrs. Alice Watford and Mrs. Joseph Bennett among others.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1915
Page
3
Brown presided Tuesday as the D A Q Club held sorting games. Mrs. Ernest Bussey won the central prize, a handkerchief, while guests included Mrs. Alice Watford and Mrs. Joseph Bennett among others.
The Montgomery Journal reports a Tuesday meeting by the Now Century Club with guests including Mig WR Chaganin as hostess and Stevan Stare at Herman. Plans outline a convention in Tennessee with George Deans attending and Penny Barker slated as a keynote, highlighting the federation’s growing influence and a focus on conservation and public welfare.
A rook party honoring Mrs Gresham was held with four tables in use. Tables were decked with red and white decor as guests enjoyed a social afternoon. Mrs Hatte Caeshae travels this afternoon, and Mrs Mathis served punch. Guests included Mrs Gresham, Mr and Mrs Vanha, and Wes Chapman.
Monee sellers promote Schiffmanns Concentrated Expectorant Mix as a cheaper home remedy. Mix 3 ounces with a pint each of granulated sugar and water to yield a 16 ounce cough medicine. Advertises relief for coughs colds bronchitis croup and whooping cough without narcotics.
A garbled OCR record outlines wartime tasks and food distribution across the United States. It mentions instruction to feed the Pueblos and Poles, references nationwide supply lines, and notes local officials, workers, and transportation needs during winter.
A garbled OCR text fragments point to a clothing sale with low prices and warnings of needing new stock. Mentions men of the community and several names blurred by the scan, suggesting a local shop advert with uncertain details.
Miss Hailie Gireshaw and Walter Jutus Grostanm depart for Charlotte Nou to attend a family matter at home.
The note reports Mos Charlie Suipling returning the tram variation to Vic Row Tramrond in Montgomery, detailing a personnel move within the local transit context.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and nasal congestion. A small bottle is applied into the nostrils to soothe inflamed membranes, offering instant relief with open nostrils and clearer breathing. Pleasant sensations and relief from headaches and snoring are claimed.
Local shop Strickland's advertises Ledgers cash books journals tune books typewriter ribbons carbon paper and office supplies at 128 N Fetar Street. The notice highlights a wide selection for office needs.
Lakeport readers learn how Vinol aided a frail child who faced illness and weakness. The testimonial claims the tonic restored appetite and energy, noting quicker recovery and overall health improvement as a result of Vinol.
An unidentified creature has terrorized farms near Tennessee Towne for weeks, devouring sheep and hogs and causing rural residents to shutter livestock operations. The animal was reportedly captured and placed under guard after a noisy commotion, with locals describing a howling, uneasy presence in the woods.
A brief note references Strickland Jewelry Company and outlines a plan to frame the picture in four steps. No further details are provided about the case or outcome.
An old advertisement touts Vicks VapeO-Rub as relief for congested throats and nasal blockage. It instructs applying hot towels on the neck and chest, then massaging Vicks and keeping warm with a flannel to inhale vapors overnight. The copy claims vapors enter the body and ease soreness.
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