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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
7
This fragment offers household hacks on cleaning and cooking uses. It covers using soda and deodorant as cleaners, dissolving salt in water for flavor, mustard in dishwashing water, fire safety with flour earth or sand, vinegar to fix colored fabrics, and methods to iron and revive damp garments. It also mentions vinegar for cleaning dried paint from brushes.
Abbeville and nearby residents are listed as visitors and guests in Monday through Tuesday social notes. Names include Pinchard Hudgens Davis Gullage Gissendanner Herring Echols Vann Rountree Lee and Cunningham with events such as birthdays picnics and funerals noted among relatives and friends.
John Sellers and Mr and Mrs Jack Gheesling returned from a visit to his ill mother. Gheesling's mother is much better now. Bailey Dupree of Montgomery and family visiting Ashford relatives. Lehman Herring and daughter from Dothan weekend guests of J W Bruner. Simon Evans and son visiting A B Alford in Whigham Georgia. Richard Ramsey and son from Dothan visited Lester Rodney. Clyde Adams and children were in Dothan Sunday. Frances Ballard of Troy and Mrs J D Hartzog mentioned.
A vintage weight loss ad promotes Kruschen Salts claiming rapid fat loss and increased energy. It urges morning use with hot water, limiting fatty foods, and notes visible fat loss in three weeks plus a healthier, younger feeling. It names Dothan Drug Co. and other druggists as outlets.
Dr L T Baker dean of the University of South Carolina and acting president is elected president for the 1932-33 term by the board of trustees at Heads University Columbia B C.
A Rochester woman reports her 14 year old son and 48 others contracted Athlete's Foot at an indoor pool last winter. She used Moone's Emerald Oil to clear the condition with two bottles. Health authorities urge mothers to rub children’s feet nightly for prevention.
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