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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
4
Names of visitors and residents from Dothan, Troy, Abbeville, New Orleans, and Montgomery appear with mentions of junkets, tea tablets, and tea prices. An excursion train to Panama City departs Dothan at 5:30 AM and returns at 7 PM, offering a round trip for one dollar. Rentals advertised at 4 and 4 rooms on La Fayette and Crawford streets.
The text lists several film titles including Forgiven, Father and Son Darmatic, Student Days Comedy, and Polka on the Train with notes about moving pictures within moving pictures. It references a real country romance Joell Marriage and a comedy about a stolen teddy bear, with showtimes noted and a reminder to attend Saturday screenings.
Rental notice lists three rooms at 54 La Fayette with application via Eagle Office. Deadline June 9, one week. Contact G Q W Pilcher for details.
A new photo studio opens on North Foster Street next to Thrasher Hotel. The owner invites inspection of work and pricing, promising prompt delivery on every order to win customers.
Fragmented ad text mentions parties and entertainments with ice cream orders and delivery. Also promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for chronic cough bronchitis and throat trouble with claimed relief by McCallum. No clear event or date.
An elderly man reports kidney and bladder trouble, diagnosed as prostate enlargement by doctors. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy, symptoms eased after the first bottle and vanished after the second, easing concerns about surgery for a patient of advanced age.
Card thanks the Ward Four Methodist ladies for arranging rights at a festival on the Court House line yesterday evening and acknowledges Mr Koe Peke for his kindness.
Fragmentary note appears to reference a line about drawing or healing, with unclear context and missing details. The readable words suggest a scribbled instruction or warning but lack identifiable people places or events.
N H McCallum advertises Foley's Remedy as a quick cure for Bright's disease neglected by existing kidney and bladder trouble symptoms. The claim targets readers believing symptoms have been overlooked and promises speedy relief.
Vehicle line advertising urges readers to call numbers 21 or 371 for prompt service on city trips or excursions and commerce travel offering quick assistance and a cheerful jab at ordinary service.
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