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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1921
Page
2
Readable scraps touch on public morals and fashion says amid chatter of winter weather and divorce headlines. The piece notes consumer foibles, aging concerns, and gender role tensions captured in a tabloid voice.
Mrs John Morris of Fifth Ave North Kansas City testifies that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets have relieved feminine troubles for 16 years and that her daughter, age 16, benefited from Golden Medical Discovery while the family has relied on these remedies since marriage. All druggists sell Dr Pierce's medicines.
Friends recall a humorous moment when a guest offered a mess of fresh country sausage, framed by a quip about Heaven and a satirical reference to a fictitious Cute'em and Kill'em Society. The remark stands as a lighthearted memory in the record.
The text accuses nature of erratic patterns with prolonged droughts when rainfall is scarce and floods when precipitation is demanded, illustrating frustration with unpredictable climate behavior.
The Albany Herald notes a bright outlook as low mood fades, no panic or disaster troubled business, flights of plans for the new year move forward, and business circles sense improving conditions with optimism prevailing among most.
In its 1921 issue the Manufacturers' Record outlines a calm postwar perspective. It claims no epidemic now threatens the nation and asserts abundant food and supplies while suggesting relief for a suffering world.
Mrs. Mary Hill of Route 1 Marmaduke endorses Thedford’s Black-Draught for bilious children and stomach and liver troubles. The ad extols its gentle action in aiding the liver and wastes removal, urging prompt use and to keep a package on hand.
The passage laments official missteps delaying prosperity and urges focus on surviving difficulties. It recalls earlier daylight saving as a contrast to current costly electric light. The tone is pensive and reflective on public utility and resilience.
RRA ea is advertised as a rapid remedy for colds fever and la grippe. The claim emphasizes speed and pneumonia prevention as key benefits in the circulated promotion.
A parish program features song group performances and scripture readings on Monday through Saturday. Notable items include Introduction by the Leader and meditations Time is Precious in God's Sight and Redeeming the Time. Readers listed include Mamie Whitman Fred Baker Mable Gay Ralph Hart Jewell Greene Carey Doster and Fay Gay.
The Sunday School at First Presbyterian Church of Dothan announces a reorganization of departments and posts. New officers include department superintendents, assistant superintendents, a chorister, librarians, and section chiefs with multiple teachers listed for Primary to Cradle Roll groups.
Morning Prelude with chimes Anthem Unto Thee Our God and Father Gabriel Anthem Praise the Lord Blowers Offertory Romance Zitterbart Postlude Military March Rossini Evening Prelude Serenade Goynod Authom Selected Baritone Solo Lead Kindly Light From Star of the East Mr Hill Offertory Violin Solo Evening Star From Tannhauser Wagner Migs Hendricks Postlude March Romaine Gounod Circle Two Circle Two of the Baptist Willing
Workers will gather Monday afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs J R Key ton on North Foster Street to discuss upcoming tasks.
Evangelist Jesse Love of the Church of Christ will preach at the residence of W M Lewis on South St Andrews Street at 11 a m and 7 p m Sunday January 16. All who seek a plain Bible exposition are invited to hear him.
Notice states there will be no session of the minister's conference as scheduled. Details remain unclear and officials have not announced a new date.
The notice states a meeting is scheduled for Monday January 24 at 9 a m at the Foster Street M E Church study due to absence of several city pastors. W M Black serves as secretary.
Regular church services announced for tomorrow conducted by the pastor with Sunday school at 9 40 a m. Preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m followed by a business meeting of church members.
The church lists a morning service after the 11 o'clock service with all members urged to attend. The B Y P U meets at 6 p m. A cordial invitation is given to the public to join these services, signed W M Black pastor.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church will meet Monday afternoon at 3 30 at the church. Mrs M S Davie will preside as leader, and a short program is planned.
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