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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
2
A column notes weather heat and a flush of public interest in local commerce. It discusses advertising, readers’ demand for readable material, and the town’s merchants who push trade with printer ink while avoiding overpromotion. An artist’s comic panel described.
An advertised seven day round trip from Panama City to Pensacola New Orleans and Mobile Bay departs July 26. The group, limited to 40, travels by train No. 4 and Gulf steamships with calls in Pensacola and Mobile, returning to Panama City by July 27. Reservation requests go to W F McClellan auditor for the A and St. Andrews Bay RR and Gulf steamship Co. officials.
A vintage ad proclaims Hollan’s Dyspeptic Elixa for digestion and Hollan’s Eye Water for eyes. It advertises St Marks Liver Regulator for constipation, Tennils Liver Pills for malaria, Hollan’s Headache Tablets for fever and headache, and promises refunds if not satisfied with remedies.
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