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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1930
Page
1
Dr. R. D. McCarty among Columbia dentists aiding schoolchildren oral examinations. Plans underway to examine all city children, date not yet set.
An advertisement for Dr. DePew’s non specific glandular treatment promises a full dollar value cure for infertility. It claims thousands of positive results and offers 1000 free treatments this month, mailed postpaid with a booklet titled Childless Marriages Explained. Send name to Dr. DePew Suite BY Coates House Kansas City Missouri.
Our modern equipment uses the fan method to remove light and immature seeds and the black seed. This leaves a fine pure seed ideal for planting with best results. The offer promises to do the work. Intersection of Cottonwood Road and Bay Line Railroad.
The public is invited to a Wednesday morning program at the high school at 10 o clock to commemorate Robert E Lee s birthday. The chapel program features Daughters of Confederacy and American Legion Auxiliary with flags, Devotional by Dr H C Bass, readings by Buell Watford Mose Smith Mrs B W Armstrong Kess Lawson Forrester Jack Askew James Baughman and a presentation of The Gallant Pelham to the school by Mrs H C Bass.
The Red Cross tracked the flood crisis near Big Lake Arkansas with levee breaks flooding homes and trapping residents amid bitter cold. Two river missing men near Dermott are feared dead after a crossing attempt on the Mississippi. In California a snowslide near Sonora killed four workers repairing a power house and threatened further slides as crews resumed repairs.
H. H. Brown, local contractor, began the construction of concrete foundations for the Shell Oil Company distributing plant here today near the Bay Line Depot. Brown said work will be completed as quickly as possible.
The British capital faced a dense fog as King George opened a plenary session with dignity. Ambassadors and officials arrived late, the King spoke in French, and Prime Minister MacDonald was nominated to chair the meeting. French officials noted goodwill and avoided the parity issue during initial remarks.
President Hoover rose early to listen by radio to the opening session of the London conference on naval limitations. Attending with him were Attorney General Mitchell Justice Stone and Dr Joel Boone White House staff and secretaries. The piece describes the setting at St James's Palace and the historic rooms used by delegates during the two month talks with more than 200 people accommodated including officials of the American delegation.
President Hoover said the Department of Labor reported the first uptick in employment since the stock market crash. He noted last week’s reports show employment increasing, substantially so, signaling a shift in the labor market.
Over 6,000 county school children are to take part in a county wide play day at Wiregrass Stadium in the first week of March. The exact date will be announced soon. Dr J R Sharman of the state education department will be in town to assist county officials in preparation. The program includes games stunts races folk games harmonica bands and other features.
A planned program with prizes for each event will fill an entire day in Houston County. Officials expect the carrying out of the event to attract wide attendance, offering residents a chance to witness the proceedings.
Ed Weatherly secretary of the local chamber of commerce plans a talks with Eddie McLane Howard head coach regarding the proposed how-
A local drug store advertises Thoxine, a double acting cough remedy claiming quick soothing relief and pleasant taste. It promises safe use for the whole family and sells bottles at 60c 86c and 1.00 with a money back guarantee.
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