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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1909
Page
5
A string of visitors from Gordon Pawsey Cowarts Cros by Ozark Estafamilga Fla and Panama City check in today and yesterday. Mrs M T Clark moves millinery stock. Mrs Williams and Mrs Reid return from Panama City. Lady Colebrook of Abington Lanarkshire runs a carving shop and teaches woodwork to village girls.
An ardent temperance speaker portrays ideal conditions in a prohibition town. He claims a refreshing sight during his stay, noting he saw only one drunken scene among the attendees as he concludes his remarks.
A historic feature week showcase presents lively segments such as Tag Day a benevolent society sketches and a comedy about a tramp stealing tags. The program also includes a light ice cream tale and a warm note for Foley's Honey and Tar as a spring cold safeguard.
For trips over the city or excursion parties or commercial travel please phone 212 or 271 for prompt service. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertised to strengthen and build up the kidneys to prevent serious trouble. No h. McCallum.
The piece satirically argues about women voters using age, appearance, and social roles as justifications. It mocks suffragists by claiming older women deserve the vote, notes a blonde might be undecided, and jokes that patriotic powder wearers should have two votes in a reforming political climate.
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Stanley Bronner of the local trade paper faces a quartet of aspiring workers during a visit about a trip to the Atlantic City national convention next June. The men offer singing dancing and waitstaff duties, joking about catching a ride and finding work on the way, to which Bronner replies with amused interest.
A missing Eastern Star pin last seen Saturday. owner Mrs. J. J. Crary requests return of the item at 128.
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