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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1915
Page
2
The text references boll weevil activity harming bolls and holes in young bolls. It notes governor Henderson’s stance on state expenses and accountability, with criticism of department spending and Tenderaon’s requests. It also briefly mentions a Montgomery editorial tone and a theatre scene involving local residents.
A fragmented, era-specific column argues against temper issues and praises a therapeutic vegetable compound. It blends moral commentary on rural superiority with a plea to boost Alabama farming, comparing state livestock and dairy outputs to Georgia and Iowa, urging local production to cut imports and improve welfare.
The piece argues Alabama should diversify beyond a single crop, stating the state lags behind others and must diversify. It lauds a recent statewide campaign as beneficial and predicts Alabama could become self sufficient in a few years.
Old ad warns dandruff removal by applying four ounces of liquid arvon at night to moisten and rub into the scalp. Morning results claim most or all dandruff vanished and itching stops. The copy touts silky hair and claims one remedy fits all, sold widely.
Citizens oppose using the Coon Baker lot for a baseball diamond citing lack of space. They note a single large tree cannot accommodate all the young players and fans, urging reconsideration of the site.
In Dothan, readers learn of Zorada Izmar's claimed powers with reports of a life reading service offered for 1.00 at her parlor on Foster Street. The piece notes Dudley Barnard's dilemma and mentions Elves and a Dothan pennant race context in 1915 era tone.
Dear Editor announces Magnolia school will replay the postponed entertainment due to bad weather. The event now aims to raise funds for the library, with new performances planned on Friday and Saturday, March sixth, as public notice and reader response express appreciation.
Real estate ads describe multiple parcels near Dothan and Newton Springs. Properties include 80 to 160 acres open or cultivated land, several houses with barns, water wells, and timber, with flexible terms such as partial cash and balance over years. Prices range from about 1 850 to 3 000 dollars per property, with nearby roads like Newton Springs and Headland Avenue referenced. Some listings mention nearby towns, ravines, and soil quality, plus a sales pitch urging quick acquisition. Local drugstore ads also promote a patent remedy.
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