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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1930
Page
1
Mrs. John A. Medlin of 2901 Commercial Ave reports relief after taking Cardui for nerve strain headaches chest pains and sleeplessness. She says the medicine improved her strength appetite color and overall health and she recommends it to others based on her experience in a run-down condition.
Washington society women organize a Special aviation section in the Woman's City Club the first in the country to add aviation to a regular program. About thirty members, many older, enroll to learn to fly with plans by Mrs Merritt Chance to operate their own planes and fly to meetings from Maryland. Mrs Chance aims to pilot from her country home twenty miles away. Mrs Lyle B Steever leads the section with a pilot's license. Experts from Commerce and Navy will present ground work talks ahead of flight instruction.
Mary Graham Benner recounts John and Peggy with the Little Black Clock as they travel to a medieval banquet. Without forks or napkins, they observe poor table manners and dogs eating bones scattered on the floor as adults and children eat.
Delmas Ward formerly of Dothan National Bank is in a Thomasville Georgia hospital with a badly injured foot and ankle. Vance Ward Eagle's superintendent said relatives traveled to learn the extent of the injury. The fragment mentions odd dining scenes and a Little Black Clock in a Tomorrow feature.
Dislocated ankle injury occurred as a rowing boat was halted. Mr and Mrs Vance Ward an aunt of the injured man J J Ward grandfather Mrs Foy Mizell and Miss Zena Ward visited the former Dothanite at Thomasville hospital today.
A lecture from the New York Academy of Medicine discusses the distinction between toxin and toxic substances, noting that toxins drive severe disease. It explains how germs alone do not cause illness and how bacterial poisons are central to understanding infections and their control.
Pending Roosevelt concerns 1k insufficient output as Washington and Cre districts repopulate their areas entirely, noting impacts on Yellowstone or Motana varieties and broader regional supply dynamics.
The record notes 156 volumes and 22 207 borrowers registered at Library SF Wawa. It states 20 stands in the Hawai diem group with nine inhabited.
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