Foley's Honey and Tar Promo for Coughs and Colds
An ad promoting Foley's Honey and Tar claiming quick relief from LaGrippe coughs and bluffy colds. It asserts no opiates and safety, noting N. H. McCullam as seller.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1911
Page
4
An ad promoting Foley's Honey and Tar claiming quick relief from LaGrippe coughs and bluffy colds. It asserts no opiates and safety, noting N. H. McCullam as seller.
For coughs and colds Foley’s Honey and Tar is advertised as genuine only with the Bee Hive on the package. The notice urges remembering the name and rejecting substitutes. Sold by N and IL McCallum.
A mixed page item lists honor roll names for Germantown High School and Grammar School Rose Hill for week ending January 27, 1911, with grades and students including Emmie Saxon and Stella Barnes. It also contains seed sales offers from Watson and Dothan Guano Company, prices per bushel or pound, plus job notices and a faulty classified block advertising laundry help, typewriters for rent, and a small farm inquiry, all reflecting early 20th century local notices from Dothan Alabama.
Typewriters for rent and J D Campbell are listed with Foley Kidney Pills promoted as a quick tonic for kidney and bladder disorders. Mary Abbott of Wolfeboro reports relief from rheumatic pains after three days, praising Foley Kidney Pills and recommending them to others. Sold by N H L McCallum.
An Alabama notice describes a proposed 1911 law revision to shrink the Town of Kinsey in Houston County. It specifies the western boundary starting at the southwest corner, following the public road toward Dothan Headland, then twenty feet from the road center to exclude Kinsey territory west of that line. Dated January 4 1911 by W I Jarvis MoD130.
R C Clark General Insurance offers New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Boston chartered 1835. Purely mutual company pays large dividends to policy holders. Before you buy insurance investigate this company.
A sales notice highlights a large assortment of white goods with prices ranging from 10 cents to 5 dollars. Specials include Foulart Patterns in cotton and silk effects. A special bargain on torchon line goods is offered to attract customers.
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