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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1915
Page
2
The Department Store offers bargains on 40 inch Voile and printed Organ Dies at 15 cents per yard, 45 inch embroidery flouncings at 50 cents to 1.29, new belting and Kohinoor dress fasteners, and children's white and color hosiery. Also features 36 inch Pajama Checks, bath towels, and other fabrics at reduced prices as part of a larger fall stock push for Dothan and nearby areas.
Shoppers snap up unusually low prices as stock runs thin with many sizes broken. Miss Eva Heard has been in New York for a week and will soon send advance fall styles. Stay tuned to this department for updates.
Shoppers flock to stores as men seek new hats with Tams leading the trend. Soft felt options in white, black and white finish, and small or large sailor shapes attract buyers. Prices range from reasonable levels, driving popularity across styles.
New stock of ladies shoes arrives at Wochert and Fos. The shop emphasizes careful fitting and comfortable shapes, promising relief from any foot discomfort.
Judge Chapman supervises the Lafayette Avenue Methodist Sunday Shop during wartime hours with the superintendent in charge of operations.
The text outlines Presbyterian Sabbath School for all ages at YH with afternoon services led by Crawford, no evening service, special meetings at First Baptist, and a cordial invitation for attendance. Additional notes mention Roy and various church groups hosting meetings and a postponed program with planned sermons and Sunday School as usual.
The item records a Sunday church service with a speaker and singing, plus a local market ad for Brungon's Cash Market offering beef pork and country produce. It mentions attendance at a meeting, a half hour worship, and a brief commercial pitch for fresh dairy and produce.
A garbled newspaper clipping touts Sweet Dreams mosquito remedy at 15 cents. It praises a longtime druggist selling large bottles with sturdy appeal despite the odd wording and unlikely claims.
Confusing OCR style notice lists speakers and topics on cattle farming and livestock care. Names include Dr W J Dalyrmyle and Ady French with discussions on herd establishment, wintering reef cattle, sanitation, and dual purpose cattle for farmers. Date Aug 18 at Birmingham appears, with locations tied to Georgia and Arkansas.
The wife of VW Keyton of Ne Attintie Coast Eine radroul in Thamanville, Ua, died after a disturbance on the Coast Line Track near Fox Rivers. Six children survive her. The family previously moved to Phonasyalle months ago.
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