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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
3
Fragmented copy records visitors and itineraries from Malvern to Dothan with names such as Culpepper Baker and Lee. It mentions a business trip, relatives in Georgia, and a demonstration of merchandise including NB: Go cages and crackers. Also lists farm ad and poultry stock at Parkman’s and a 117 acre Holmes County property listing.
Master Stark Pagett the Boy Binger hosted night shows with Vitagraph THE MISSES FINCH AND THEIR A. J. Beverett visiting Midland City this morning, a noted guest in town.
An old advertisement text touts D. D. D. soothing oil claiming it clears eczema and skin troubles. It describes ingredients like Wister Queen and Thymol and promises harmless use on delicate skin. A five cent bottle allegedly proves the remedy’s effectiveness.
An advertisement promotes vacant property as a valuable investment with income from rents and appreciation. It lists multiple parcels for sale including a 220x293x219 tract suitable for warehouse use at 2008, a 2 32 acre lot near Enet LaFayette St at 1600, seven acres near South Apple tree St and related rail lines at 2000, a lot on Central Georgia right of way adjacent to Main Street at 300 per lot, and one hundred farms via Dothan Land & Development Company L. G. Uiggers or H. A. Powell. The ad also mentions ice cream for Sunday dinner and garbage cans for purchase, including 18 inch and 13 inch cans with perforated bottoms for drainage.
A brief notice lists Wise oranges tangerines and trape fruit plus apples from Bonham & Son with contact phone 463. Also appears are a Lost Bull Pup reward listing J M Reeves 128p, a For Sale home on good street with cash terms, and a For Rent eight room house at 305 North College Street. Foley Kidney Pills ad touts health benefits for kidneys and bladder.
Heavy draying offered by A. J. Hooten proprietor. Prompt service for baying and event handling. Contact OU Phone 130 for CITY DRAY LINE.
Ice Cream The Fareman Ice Cream Co successor to Yothan Ice Cream Co offers brick cream fancy ices for wholesale and retail trade Special orders receive prompt attention phone number 162
A reader testimonial from Isaac NR Reagan, Missouri, claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cured his kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities linked to aging. The message promotes easy purchase in Wyoming via HL McCallum.
The notice promotes six hundred acres of pine lands in southeastern county with bargains from 10 to 25 per acre and extended land sales near Dothan and Taverne. It advertises a beaut iful home, a twelve acre crop yield, a large eleven room hotel near Sanson, and farm lands in Houston county. A. Dekis of Abiapm eateries advertises real estate opportunities in Dothan and vicinity.
Fragmented ad notes a sale for children and health products at a place called Old Hawk corner. It mentions sending a traveling representative J Wyatt from Dothen with general delivery and claims compensation for cabéble items. The text is garbled with unclear terms and intrusive asides about health and accident services.
A fragment notes a cough medicine claimed to treat colds and prevent pneumonia by using a non-narcotic formula without nabcolics. The ad mentions Foley's Honey and Tar and asserts safety for children and adults. The snippet cites NM McCallum as advertiser.
Edward Bell, a Nickel Point conductor from Hart Wayne, reports kidney and bladder distress after twenty years on the rails. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with dramatic improvement and full recovery, stating the remedy cured him and he now recommends it to fellow railroad workers.
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