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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
6
A fragmentary verse urges men to walk with women and support their right to vote. It frames resistance as wrong and praise as just, promising victory in the ballot and social gains. The lines advocate weaving a fair web of goodwill to gain women’s support and political power.
An old advertisement extols Dr Alb Chapman of Troy and Mrs C O Golson praising a kidney tonic made from grapes and lithia salts as a safe, inexpensive cleanser. It urges readers to drink Salts before breakfast to improve kidney function and prevent bladder issues, claiming widespread patient relief and nightly urination reduction.
A Wednesday evening gathering at Mina Janie Farmer’s home featured card games, with Mrs Willie Pearle Carter winning the girls prize and Mr T D Whatley the boys prize. Prizes included Kirkhowe items. Several guests from Troy Ozark Laverne and Colum attended, with Flora Flowers and others noted in the program. Specific players and visitors arranged for Friday arrival and parental visits.
The many friends of Mr. BR. CG Perkins will sympathize with her in the loss of her brother Mr. Jim Steagall who died Tuesday in Asheville North Carolina.
A fragmented local notice touts a claimed cure for catarrh tied to a family will. It references a medicine and diet as the path to relief, naming obscure ingredients and regional makers without clear proof or official endorsement.
A historic notice states the Por Rent store, previously occupied by Saxon and Heard, Jeweleys and adjacent to May Williams, will be taken at once. Also the store on East Main occupied by W H Grant to be taken with possession on August 1.
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